PHOTOS, POLL: Mt Beauty's shock at loss of Willows

By Olivia Lambert
Updated July 2 2013 - 7:14am, first published 12:00am
Angry Mount Beauty residents stand among stumps that were healthy trees until torn down recently at the Mount Beauty Pondage. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Angry Mount Beauty residents stand among stumps that were healthy trees until torn down recently at the Mount Beauty Pondage. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
Burnt-out tree stumps remain where the Willows once stood.
How the park looked before the Willows were cut down.
How the park looked before the Willows were cut down.
How the park looked before the Willows were cut down.
How the park looked before the Willows were cut down.

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