Madam,
I went to look at the place in North Road park, Aberystwyth, where I had been told the trees had been felled.
It was a depressing sight. The four lovely white poplars and one black poplar, with leaves that rustled even in the slightest breeze, with many birds and even hedgehogs – they were all gone.
No poplars. Unsurprisingly, no sign of hedgehogs, their territory now no longer grass and leaf-litter, but an expanse of flattened mud; now, many fewer birds. Worse still, and only now, since the trees were felled, people have been dumping mounds of household rubbish, and the council hasn’t even had it cleared away.
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Yours etc, William Russell, Rue De Bellefond, Paris.
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