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ocifant wrote: thesweetcheat wrote: ... I noted that a small area of heather and gorse just north of Treen Common enclosure has been burnt back as well, which has always provided another option to grazing. But don't forget the attempt a few years ago at 'burning off' that got out of control, and burnt a lot of the stones at Tregeseal. The lichen was irretrievably damaged on that occasion. So yes, fire is a tool, but one that must be used carefully and sparingly. Yes, you're quite right. Control is the key. As another positive burning example, last year a part of Chypraze Cliff (near Morvah) was also burned off, revealing the excellent kerbed round barrow for the first time for decades. Reply | with quote |  27th June 2011ce 20:46 In reply to: Re: Wretched longhorn cattle (ocifant) |
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