"Trees in a big hole" is a wildly reductive take. The article already mentions "dense brush on the forest floor [standing] shoulder-high," which would easily b

"Trees in a big hole" is a wildly reductive take. The article already mentions "dense brush on the forest floor [standing] shoulder-high," which would easily be damaged by a flock of tourists. Plus you almost certainly have mosses, lichen, and fungi, likely a variety of insects, and even possibly some small vertebrates. Don't miss the forest for the trees.