California isn't the only state with big trees. They aren't sequoias but they are impressive nonetheless. These are the Bradford Pines in the beautiful state of New Hampshire. During the Revolution, these trees were just saplings and now look at them....
David is 6' 2" so you get an idea of how massive these trees are!
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You gotta love those big trees! Great photos my friend! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love walking in woods like that! How beautiful! Nice pics. Thanks for showing them to us. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhen I read the first part of your post, I thought "Bradford pears get that big?" DUH!
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ReplyDeleteThe bugs were terrible...it was unusually warm and humid...but the walk was worth it. The trees are amazing!
Mary, I mis-read things all the time!
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Candace
Hmmm, over 200 years old. Now, you've got me wondering how old the California sequoias and redwoods are. I think the trees are much wider than the New Hampshire guys. It's thrilling thinking those trees were babies during the revolutionary period.
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