Oh, I'd bet there are all manner of scorpions and snakes in there, as well as lizards and a diverse insect pop. Trees are enormous, as are the skirts. Each tree must be a little world of its own. You couldn't pay me to go up in there, were that even possible.mcvansoest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 9:32 pm Those palms would be absolutely prime scorpion habitat... not a great place to rest your head for an afternoon or evening nap shade or not.
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I wouldn’t lean against them, but from experience a grove of palms can trap cooler air and channel flow creating a breeze. Atleast a grove with varying heights like the Sabal mexicana in South Texas.mcvansoest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 9:32 pm Those palms would be absolutely prime scorpion habitat... not a great place to rest your head for an afternoon or evening nap shade or not.
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