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RE: Movement through woods - Jason Petho - 01-18-2009 FM WarB Wrote:Technically speaking, an orchard should be easier to move through and be spotted in than light woods. The trees are planted in line and underbrush has been cleared. This depends on what one classifies as lights woods and it depends on how the farmer planted the orchard, they are not all created equal. Depending on the type of fruit grown, age of the orchard, density of the trees, pattern of planting, etc. 'Light woods' in France are different than 'light woods' in the Smolensk region. For that matter, light woods are different near Smolensk are different than light woods near Leningrad. Ecosystems tend to be rather complex and what is shown with the map editor at the moment is extremely generalized, even on the verge of farcical. Jason Petho RE: Movement through woods - Big Dawg - 01-18-2009 FM WarB Wrote:Technically speaking, an orchard should be easier to move through and be spotted in than light woods. The trees are planted in line and underbrush has been cleared. It is kinda like the yards in my old neighborhood...... Some folks do the proper thing & cut their grass while others let their yards go to hell with clutter, junk cars, weeds, old refrigerators, and above ground pools. Try navigating through one of them & you will bust your leg. |
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