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Re:What the world can learn from Britain’s humble hedge by mro_name on Thursday November 25, 2021 @05:25PM (#29345550)
when flying in to Gatwick (LGW) from MUC 10 yrs ago, the land looked like an image of microscopic cell structures – the hedges were omnipresent. Bavaria knocked down most hedges in the 70ies during "land consolidation" to optimise agricultural land for industrial cultivation:

Coherent and larger patches per owner, rectangular, enterable.

Land here seen from above looks tiled. Not cells.

Re:What the world can learn from Britain’s humble hedge by bregma on Thursday November 25, 2021 @10:16PM (#29347222)
English fields are Voronoi tesselations, to be specific.