biggest, tallest tree photo ever
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Did the Forestry Service put a lightning rod on that tree ? If so, nice job.
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I saw this earlier...that is absolutely amazing!
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I camped out in Sequoia Park last year. Amazing place.
More here : http://picasaweb.google.com/bobman1235/SequoiaAndKingsCanyon#If you will it, dude, it is no dream. -
You guy's like "big wood" check out the carmana (sp?) valley in BC
Went out west there when i was ~10 and was both amazed and disgusted! I was amazed at the sheer size of the tree's and disgusted by the remnant's of the logging day's. I guess that's the price of "progress"Media Room 7.1
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IIRC, wasn't there a tree that, they had cut a hole in, that you could drive thru it?
I thought I remembered seeing a picture to that effect?I refuse to argue with idiots, because people can't tell the DIFFERENCE! -
I'm pretty sure the tree you could drive through is long gone.If you will it, dude, it is no dream.
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bobman1235 wrote: »I'm pretty sure the tree you could drive through is long gone.
Nope.
http://redwoods.info/showrecord.asp?id=2464-Kevin
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Yep. At least the one in Yosemite.
"The tree with a highway running through it was located in Yosemite National Park. It was a Giant Sequoia and it fell in 1969."
There are 3 other giant sequoias that are drive-through, all on private land.
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IIRC, wasn't there a tree that, they had cut a hole in, that you could drive thru it?
I thought I remembered seeing a picture to that effect?
you go through one when you're heading down the logging road to the carmana valley park entrance....Media Room 7.1
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man those are some awesome pics, those old growth trees out west are so impressive. I've been up a couple big seqouias and redwoods when I lived in seattle, they're like skyscrapers. got some old pics I'll try to dig up when I was a youngsterpanasonic th-50pz85u
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Awesome tree. I've been to the Redwoods and Sequoias on vacations. The wife and I astually drove our 78 Chevy van through one of the Redwoods, can't emember which one though. Also, didn't I read somewhere that the tallest tree ever recorded was actually a Douglas Fir and not a Redwood? Could be wrong though.
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Also, didn't I read somewhere that the tallest tree ever recorded was actually a Douglas Fir and not a Redwood? Could be wrong though.
According to this site the tallest tree ever recorded was a Eucalyptus tree.If you will it, dude, it is no dream. -
Awesome tree. I've been to the Redwoods and Sequoias on vacations. The wife and I astually drove our 78 Chevy van through one of the Redwoods, can't emember which one though. Also, didn't I read somewhere that the tallest tree ever recorded was actually a Douglas Fir and not a Redwood? Could be wrong though.
the tallest live tree to date is general sherman, a redwood in cali I beleive. I've been up some huge doug firs though, well over 200ftpanasonic th-50pz85u
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@ bobman DAMN!! :eek: Those some BIG tree's!
Link to Carmanah valley park http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/carmanah.html home of the tallest tree in Canada IIRC 95mMedia Room 7.1
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Truly awesome trees no doubt. I seen a show last week on National Geographic about these.
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Yea bobman, them's the biggies. The one I was thinking of was only 385 feet tall. Just a baby compared to those Eucalyptus's.