"Fresh" Forest of Dean.

[Geoff Bannister]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "zanooda2" <zanooda2 at ...> wrote:
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> --- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "kempermentor"
> <kempermentor@> wrote:
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> > If they have just apparated from another mass of trees to this 'fresh'
> > mass, then I would say 'new' though 'another' is probably more
> > accurate yet more dull to the ear... 
> 
> 
> zanooda:
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> Well, they didn't Apparate from another forest, but from some kind of
> hillside. They actually moved to the Forest of Dean because they
> wanted a spot more sheltered from the wind. OTOH, I suppose there were
> at least *some* trees on that hillside :-). Anyway, thank you very
> much, and to everyone who answered, I appreciate it :-).

Geoff:
You  need to remember that this "Forest" uses the word in the alternative 
sense of a royal hunting ground and is not a densely wooded area but has 
quite a lot of open country as well. So they presumably knew which parts 
of the area they needed to Apparate to if they were seeking shelter.

The same is true of the New Forest in the southern coastal county of 
Hampshire and Exmoor Forest, close to my home which has very little in 
the way of wooded areas at all which is a little confusing, nicht war?