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Floating Forest

Moss And Fog June 4, 2013 One Comment

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A 102 year old ship is now home to a floating forest. Pretty remarkable. Via Colossal:
A 102 Year Old Transport Ship Sprouts a Floating Forest trees nature history boats Australia
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A 102 Year Old Transport Ship Sprouts a Floating Forest trees nature history boats Australia
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A 102 Year Old Transport Ship Sprouts a Floating Forest trees nature history boats Australia
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TagsBruce Hood Bruce Hood Andy Brill Stephane, Eva, Eva Stephane, Hayao Miyazaki, Homebush Bay, Ship breaking, Sydney, World War II
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