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In Freeport, Bahamas, why are the trees so spindly in the north and East?

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In Freeport, Bahamas, why are the trees so spindly in the north and East?

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  1. My guess would be storm damage.  Hurricanes usually hit the island coming in from the southeast and travel through exiting on the northwest side.


  2. thats the way it is ...they wanted to make a american kinda feel to the island
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