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Nice video on a proper Texas jungle. It’s only the first 9 minutes. It doesn’t focus as much on the Sabals but they are shown. 
 

 

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11 hours ago, Chester B said:

Nice video on a proper Texas jungle. It’s only the first 9 minutes. It doesn’t focus as much on the Sabals but they are shown. 
 

 

That was a pretty cool story.  So is extreme southeast Texas more desert-like? I wonder what the tallest palms were in the video, washies?

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11 hours ago, Chester B said:

Nice video on a proper Texas jungle. It’s only the first 9 minutes. It doesn’t focus as much on the Sabals but they are shown. 
 

 

The algorithm has our number, I guess. I watched this one about a week ago.

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