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Worth noting that these are only the trees that line roads - so quite a few of those dark areas are actually parks and woods crammed with trees.
by Angostura 3y ago
Worth noting that these are only the trees that line roads - so quite a few of those dark areas are actually parks and woods crammed with trees.
- BerislavLopac 3y agoWell, London _is_ technically a forest, after all... https://www.timeout.com/london/things-to-do/did-you-know-that-london-is-the-worlds-largest-urban-forest https://www.timeout.com/london/things-to-do/did-you-know-tha...
- astro- 3y agoTrees on private property are also missing — in front of people's houses/communal areas in front of blocks of flats. There's quite a few of those around me that I would consider to be "street trees". Pretty cool site, though!
- badcppdev 3y agoYou're absolutely right. I think this is of trees that need checking and maintenance to keep roads, cars, pedestrians safe. Hence the URL /street_trees/ Parks and woods would be maintained in a different process. Obviously it's acceptable and even desirable to have fallen down trees in woods and some parks.