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In the southern Appalachians a strip of rhododendrons running up a mountain is a good sign of water. It's especially noticeable in spring because rhododendrons
by mauvehaus 3y ago
In the southern Appalachians a strip of rhododendrons running up a mountain is a good sign of water. It's especially noticeable in spring because rhododendrons are evergreen, and they stick out among all the deciduous trees that haven't yet leafed out.
This may hold true elsewhere; that's just where I noticed it.
- cheese_van 3y agoIn Alaska, I was told to never camp near where blueberry bushes were widespread. "It's like camping near a watering hole," I was told. "Every damn animal in the area likes blueberries, including bears and wolves."