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AIF newsletter
Pictorial Edition- Cyclone Larry, March 2006
Bringing you all the cyclone images from The Australian Insect Farm

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How open the forest is Top Left: before Larry and there's that thick dense wall of forest again Top Right: forest now some what reduced, most noticeable is the change in landscape including a mountain range (in the background) never seen before from this location. This image was taken 3 weeks after Larry; it took us that long to gain access back to this house site.
	The trees after Larry Left: some trees faired better than others. Here a couple of paw paws were lucky survivors. That's our home up on the ridge, this image taken from the main house. We have never been able to see between the two houses before. Above: a 20 year old candlenut tree snapped like a match stick. The larger trees faired the worst.
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