^That makes the hundreds of mature trees Universal planted for Hagrid’s Motorbike all the more impressive.
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^That makes the hundreds of mature trees Universal planted for Hagrid’s Motorbike all the move impressive.
To be fair, from what the construction updates are showing, it was way more field than forest over there
@warfelg I'm sure your an expert in this (not being sarcastic) but I think your estimates regarding tree relocation might be a bit high. Disney (they have the bucks) does that all the time. Some articles I've found Googling have rates of in the high hundreds/low thousands to transplant. I think a lot of trees that were removed are what I deem "lawyer trees" (too close to the track) and ”we need to get machinery in there" (obvious).
I understand in the leak "package" there was a landscape plan. I believe @Zachary or @Thomas posted it exists. Perhaps that would show where existing and "to be planted" trees and shrubs.
I see what you did there ? Feel free to do it all you want! Hopefully you never feel compelled to have to do it.Like it or not heres another train video! Featuring my finger in frame.
Any idea the codes on the plans @Thomas? I'm assuming there's a reference to what "AG" "CC" etc. denote. Appears to be a lot of planting and/or use of existing plantings.
And thanks for posting these. ?
Any idea the codes on the plans @Thomas? I'm assuming there's a reference to what "AG" "CC" etc. denote. Appears to be a lot of planting and/or use of existing plantings.
And thanks for posting these. ?
Sorry Thomas. Usually with plans is a key sheet, designating various items on the drawing. It would something like this attachment. But thanks for getting what you've posted.I am in the business of acquiring documents, not interpreting them, sadly. Afraid I know nothing of such codes, but I'm sure somebody around here does.![]()
Generally what type of planting they expect it to be. If I'm tracing those lines right they all go to the plantings.
Willow Trees >>>>All I can say is: they better have a willow tree.
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