This “Living History” Project at Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Required Some Very Sharp Instruments
The term “living history” is often applied to programs using costumed interpreters, but it can also have another, more literal application: historic orchards.
Abstract:
The term "living history" is often applied to programs using costumed interpreters, but it can also have another, more literal application: historic orchards. A recent project at Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area used some sharp instruments to apply some tender loving pruning to historic apple trees in the park.
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