"These poplars had only one future: to be cut down and their timber used for other purposes." Anne-Marie Dumont, 60, could have been content with these few words. A clear-cut, certainly, but it is her property after all. These are our words, however, because this resident of Fourques wants to go further, partly to address the concerns of some walkers who fear seeing "a forest disappear," but more importantly, to pay tribute to her father, Jean, …
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"These poplars had only one future: to be cut down and their timber used for other purposes." Anne-Marie Dumont, 60, could have been content with these few words. A clear-cut, certainly, but it is her property after all. These are our words, however, because this resident of Fourques wants to go further, partly to address the concerns of some walkers who fear seeing "a forest disappear," but more importantly, to pay tribute to her father, Jean, …