Re-birth already
![Regenerating forest, Fuencaliente, La Palma/](http://lapalmaisland.sheilacrosby.com/uploaded_images/fuencaliente/regen88.jpg)
New needles on a burnt pine tree, Fuencaliente
It's been raining intermittently for a week or so on the east of La Palma, so I went down to Fuencaliente to see whether the forests had started to re-grow. And here's the result.
![Regenerating forest, Fuencaliente, La Palma/](http://lapalmaisland.sheilacrosby.com/uploaded_images/fuencaliente/regen82.jpg)
New needles on a burnt pine tree, Fuencaliente
It's not happening everywhere yet, but I didn't have to hunt either. I took all these photos the first time I stopped the car.
![Regenerating forest, Fuencaliente, La Palma/](http://lapalmaisland.sheilacrosby.com/uploaded_images/fuencaliente/regen90.jpg)
New needles on a scorched pine tree, Fuencaliente
In two or three years, it'll be hard to see where the fire was.
![Regenerating forest, Fuencaliente, La Palma/](http://lapalmaisland.sheilacrosby.com/uploaded_images/fuencaliente/regen92.jpg)
New needles on a burnt grape vine, Fuencaliente
Even thought I knew this would happen, it was still great to see it. And of course, the other 98% of the island's fine anyway.
![Regenerating forest, Fuencaliente, La Palma/](http://lapalmaisland.sheilacrosby.com/uploaded_images/fuencaliente/regen93.jpg)
New bracken shoots, Fuencaliente
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