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Sycamore trees near Port Byron are enjoyable sight

Tuesday, December 12, 2006 11:04 AM EST

Two miles south of Port Byron on Route 38 are 50 to 60 sycamore trees - my favorites.

They shed their bark and become ghostly.

Their limbs seem to grow without reason or design.

I highly believe you would enjoy them as much as I do.

Murray (Mo) Helfer

Port Byron

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