Orange iconic Lone Pine's branches damaged in city's recent snowfall

Tracey Prisk
July 15 2021 - 12:00pm
PLAN AHEAD: Council is looking to source some new trees from the same genetic stock to grow and plant more trees in future. Photo: JUDE KEOGH.
PLAN AHEAD: Council is looking to source some new trees from the same genetic stock to grow and plant more trees in future. Photo: JUDE KEOGH.

Orange City Council's tree crew is working to rehabilitate the historic Lone Pine on the Mitchell Highway after it suffered significant damage in last month's snowfall.

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Tracey Prisk

Tracey Prisk

Senior property writer

I am a writer on the national property team and I cover real estate news in Orange, Bathust, Dubbo, Wagga and the Blue Mountains. I was previously the editor of the Central Western Daily for six years and before that worked as the CWD's chief of staff. During this time I also wrote feature stories for Country Style magazine. Before joining ACM I was a film writer and reviewer at the Sunday Telegraph. I was previously the editor of the film and television magazine Encore and also wrote for Broadcast Engineering News.

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