12th Century plants - Revision history

User 144 at 08:00, 19 May 2006

2006-05-19T08:00:37Z

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	==~~farmland~~ ~~plants~~==		==Farmland Plants==
	~~see~~ also [[hedges]]		See also [[hedges]]

	==~~woodland~~ ~~plants~~==		==Woodland Plants==
	[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an [[olive]] tree in the middle of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions a wild [[apple]] tree and an [[oak]] old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.		[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an [[olive]] tree in the middle of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions a wild [[apple]] tree and an [[oak]] old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.

	Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees ~~wer~~ ~~ecompletely~~ cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a forest was a constant battle against nature.		Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees were completely cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a forest was a constant battle against nature.

	[[~~category~~:12th ~~Century\|Plants~~]]		[[Category:12th century]]
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2005-08-19T03:48:11Z

Conrad Leviston: speling

2005-08-17T01:07:41Z

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	==woodland plants==		==woodland plants==
	[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an olive tree in the ~~middel~~ of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions a wild apple tree and an oak old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.		[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an [[olive]] tree in the middle of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions a wild [[apple]] tree and an [[oak]] old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.

	Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees wer ecompletely cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a ~~forrest~~ was a constant battle against nature.		Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees wer ecompletely cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a forest was a constant battle against nature.

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	==farmland plants==		==farmland plants==
	see also [[hedges]]		see also [[hedges]]

	==woodland plants==		==woodland plants==
	[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an olive tree in the middel of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions an oak old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.		[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an olive tree in the middel of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions a wild apple tree and an oak old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.

			Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees wer ecompletely cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a forrest was a constant battle against nature.

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2005-08-16T15:48:59Z

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==farmland plants==
see also [[hedges]]

==woodland plants==
[[Guingamor]] (line 423-424) mentions an olive tree in the middel of the woods, but this may be unusal - it is above a fairy pool. It also mentions an oak old enough to have a hollow (line 439) - different from the [[coppised]] oaks of the woods edge and hedges.

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	Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees wer ecompletely cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a forest was a constant battle against nature.		Woods for hunting were carefully cultivated - trees were culled at a sufficient rate to leave clearings suitable for grazing animals such a deer, but not at such a rate that the trees wer ecompletely cleared away. [[Guingamor]] after travelling 150 years into the future where the wood is no longer at the centre of a kingdom and thus had been neglected comments that it is "so ugly and overgrown" (line 585). Clearly maintaining a forest was a constant battle against nature.

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