Re: Campsite Invaders


"Saint" <pstjohn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Cyli wrote:
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>> I think you either don't get the principle involved or think it's not
>> important. All those things stress at least the bark. Same
>> difference as tying.
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> Are the trees in the area particularly sensitive to such things?
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> In the past I have camped in extremely heavily used areas (campsites
> that need to be booked months in advance if you want any hope of
> getting one) where such rules didn't exist and where I haven't seen any
> obvious ill effects (though I wasn't looking for it either).
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I have been staying out of this but you are not likely to see any damage
from tying a clothesline and then removing it.
Do some research for tree bark stressing. Some trees actually need the bark
to be stressed, nature, woodpeckers, etc.
I in no way condone misuse or abuse of a tree, but tying a clothesline is a
bit of a stretch for claiming damage.
Just my two hundredths of dollar.
Tom


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