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Frank Dickerson of Pellyton & California, responds to KRT For readers who may have forgotten, the esteemed COF and the Knifley Round Table weighed in on the issue facing the Stotts family on the identity of a tree, from a picture of the bark, on their Picnic, KY farm on the main road from Breeding to Dirigo, the shortcut to Bird Road. Frank Dickerson writes: The tree: It couldn't be more clear, it's a single tree! If there were two it would be a double tree and so on. - FDComments re article 88280 COF 100 agreement on Mystery Tree ID No 4 from Bark This story was posted on 2017-01-24 05:11:51
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