Re:How the California forest that was Endor in 'Return of th...
by serpix on Sunday March 31, 2024 @04:40AM
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I hear this from time time and it is usually said by people who do not frequently visit forests. They are not at all same, not in the slightest. Nature has so much variation due to landscape such as hills, species competition, water distribution. It is like saying one city on earth is the same as the rest of them. See one suburb in Korea and it is exactly the same in Minnesota. This is just nonsense.
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Re:How the California forest that was Endor in 'Return of th...
by Cyberdog on Sunday March 31, 2024 @11:38AM
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What I meant was that two redwood forests in the Pacific northwest will look very similar to each other at the ground level. If you want to find another forest which looks similar to the one that the Star Wars scene was filmed in, they're all over the place.