PHOTO: Virginia Creeper

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Franz Huber of Idyllwild is concerned about the trimming of his Virginia Creeper during a Southern California Edison abatement project. He had nurtured the vine for 19 years and was disappointed to see it cut in half, especially since it was under the power line, not over it. Photo by Cheryl Basye
Franz Huber of Idyllwild is concerned about the trimming of his Virginia Creeper during a Southern California Edison abatement project. He had nurtured the vine for 19 years and was disappointed to see it cut in half, especially since it was under the power line, not over it.
Photo by Cheryl Basye

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