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According to a Los Angeles Times article of 8/25, A Tale of Grape versus Redwood, the response by Sonoma County Wine Grape Commission President, Nick Frey, to the query of "why there?" was: "It's an area of second-growth trees and the whole area, the wine industry here in Sonoma County, has been growing."
Lorraine Devon Wilke: May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest? Lorraine Devon Wilke 2011
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According to a Los Angeles Times article of 8/25, A Tale of Grape versus Redwood, the response by Sonoma County Wine Grape Commission President, Nick Frey, to the query of "why there?" was: "It's an area of second-growth trees and the whole area, the wine industry here in Sonoma County, has been growing."
Lorraine Devon Wilke: May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest? Lorraine Devon Wilke 2011
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According to a Los Angeles Times article of 8/25, A Tale of Grape versus Redwood, the response by Sonoma County Wine Grape Commission President, Nick Frey, to the query of "why there?" was: "It's an area of second-growth trees and the whole area, the wine industry here in Sonoma County, has been growing."
Lorraine Devon Wilke: May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest? Lorraine Devon Wilke 2011
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According to a Los Angeles Times article of 8/25, A Tale of Grape versus Redwood, the response by Sonoma County Wine Grape Commission President, Nick Frey, to the query of "why there?" was: "It's an area of second-growth trees and the whole area, the wine industry here in Sonoma County, has been growing."
Lorraine Devon Wilke: May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest? Lorraine Devon Wilke 2011
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According to a Los Angeles Times article of 8/25, A Tale of Grape versus Redwood, the response by Sonoma County Wine Grape Commission President, Nick Frey, to the query of "why there?" was: "It's an area of second-growth trees and the whole area, the wine industry here in Sonoma County, has been growing."
Lorraine Devon Wilke: May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest? Lorraine Devon Wilke 2011
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A long-abandoned city covered with second-growth forest lay across spring-swollen waters.
Fire The Sky W. Michael Gear 2011
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A long-abandoned city covered with second-growth forest lay across spring-swollen waters.
Fire The Sky W. Michael Gear 2011
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OUR WAY LED THROUGH OCCASIONAL STANDS OF OLD-GROWTH forest but mostly wound through second-growth that had sprung up in old burns or patches where gulf storms had laid down swaths of timber.
Fire The Sky W. Michael Gear 2011
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OUR WAY LED THROUGH OCCASIONAL STANDS OF OLD-GROWTH forest but mostly wound through second-growth that had sprung up in old burns or patches where gulf storms had laid down swaths of timber.
Fire The Sky W. Michael Gear 2011
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According to a Los Angeles Times article of 8/25, A Tale of Grape versus Redwood, the response by Sonoma County Wine Grape Commission President, Nick Frey, to the query of "why there?" was: "It's an area of second-growth trees and the whole area, the wine industry here in Sonoma County, has been growing."
Lorraine Devon Wilke: May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest? Lorraine Devon Wilke 2011
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