The forestry around here tends to be modern conifer plantation - you know the type, thick, dark, stika spruce, etc, I *think* mainly planted in the last 60 years or so.
When you walk in it you can't see far ahead, hard to pin point locations, easy to get lost, hard to cross between paths, makes finding anything in them a nightmare.
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