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TH: largest urban park (fwd)

To: Community-Forestry <Tree-House@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
Subject: TH: largest urban park (fwd)
From: RT Ellsberry <flora@Flora.Com>
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 1997 21:50:04 -0500 (EST)
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 Dear Tree-House -

 Ooops about the double-posting today.  Also, for those of you who
 might one day inadverantly post something to the list that wasn't
 intended to end up here, don't worry about it.  Our friendly folks
 just hit their delete key with a smile and it's history.  This is
 being reported coming from lots of personal experience.  That said,
 tonight's item appeared in my mailbox today, for the benefits of
 us who are still debating the largest urban park in North America ...

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 Date: Mon, 10 Feb 1997 11:54:30 -0500 (EST)
 From: kyle cassidy <cassidy@jupiter>
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 All of philadelphia's tourist literature touts fairmount park as the
nation's largest urban park.  although i've heard balboa park and central
park actually have more acreage.  do you have a "top 10" list by any
chance?

 thanks

 kc
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 KC - I think that 'City Forest' (if I've got that right) in Portland
 Oregon is the popular champ.  There are several competing ... Richard.

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