
A Squirrel’s Travel Paradise – The Great Forests of Indiana
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At the time of settlement, vast hardwood forests covered most of Indiana. More than eighty-five species of trees live in the state. Trees like white oak, sugar maple, white ash, American beech, sycamore, red oak, yellow poplar and black cherry grew to a huge size. Many have said that a squirrel could have traveled from Ohio to the Illinois prairies without ever touching the ground.
From the Book:
Indiana’s Timeless Tales – Pre-History to 1781
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