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Curves 10/01/09

I had seen pictures of the redwoods all my life, but when I saw one in person, I was awestruck by the reality of just how huge they are. I had never imagined there was really a tree that you couldnt see the top of. Reply

Edited by Curves at 10/01/09 3:52 PM

mfaerber 10/01/09

@Curves: Agreed. It's one thing to stand under a cold skyscraper. It's something completely different to stand under something that is enormous, old, and alive. Reply

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GitEmSteveDave'siTouch 10/01/09

@Curves: A shoe tree? Reply

tastypotatoes 10/01/09

@Curves:
There's a place in California where you can actually drive through a Redwood tree because its truck is so thick, and yes it's still alive! These trees are massive (Have one in my backyard actually) Reply

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