Here's the low-down on one sucky forest. A small signs marks the forest.
A road and railroad intersect the track. The forest is bordered by
houses and businesses. There was also a very strong sewage smell in the
entire area. The low lying spots had water in them, and it felt like we
were in a sewer overflow area. The pines look ragged and are not in good
health. Many are missing their tops from weather damage.

The area they are in is flat and wide-open, so no protection from wind
events. I estimate there are around 20-30 WP with a cbh of 8-9 feet. The
two tallest in this group:
107.1 feet with 8.3 cbh
113.9 feet with 8.7 cbh

The age estimate on the webpage (130) is pretty accurate. There were a
couple of WP that looked a bit older to me, maybe 150-160. I do have a
photo I will send you. Anne and I didn't want to linger too long lest
the smell settle permanently in our clothes. All I can say is this was
the stinkiest stand (smell, location, overall appearance, size, etc.) of
White Pines I have every been in. I felt sorry for those standing ones
for having to live in that envrionment and wished them well.

John Knuerr