The pine forest

The pine forest is made up of a variety of shrubs and hardwood trees, which were used as a main source of timber for boat building and fencing. It is also home to over 70 species of orchids, a variety of birds (some seasonal), and the legendary Chickcharnie, which is seen on rare occasions. Believe me this is the place to have fun

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