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Tokai Arboretum

2 February 2016 by Alan

Out of town music – (curated as of interest to Tokai arboretum and Cape Town).

BENT FAMILY SUMMER SOLSTICE FESTIVAL The Micronite Filters, Mellowkotzen, the DGB, the Bone Devil, Mr Matthew James and others perform. $ 25-$ 40 includes camping. The R-Farm, 3388 Concession Road 3 (Clarington).
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'Broad-brush' plan to cut down all pine trees – (curated as of interest to Tokai arboretum and Cape Town).

At Cecilia, the pines will be felled from the upper slopes first to prevent seeds spreading up the mountain. Proposals are that Tokai Manor, owned by the province, will become the new park head office, while the Arboretum will be retained as a heritage …
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