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nini

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30. I caught my typo right before i saw your post
Sun Jun 9, 2019, 01:24 PM
Jun 2019


NC has lots of trees and is beautiful. I live down in L.A. area and when I go where all I see are trees I always soak it all in. One day I hope to live around trees.

And God won't help us either. People don't want to make the sacrifices and efforts to stop this insanity.

Enjoy your tour.. It is magical up there.

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What a grand old tree. MuseRider Jun 2019 #1
I totally understand what you are saying. nt in2herbs Jun 2019 #2
Who remembers the assholes that destroyed parts of Joshua Tree last year? 3Hotdogs Jun 2019 #10
That was very painful. MuseRider Jun 2019 #14
Beautiful. Delphinus Jun 2019 #37
Thanks! That's totally awesome! abqtommy Jun 2019 #3
I'm glad they haven't found coal or oil underneath it. n/t OnlinePoker Jun 2019 #4
What's crazy about that pic is that it's knee-high on a grasshopper to the tallest redwoods... RockRaven Jun 2019 #5
And here's the world's biggest sap True Dough Jun 2019 #6
Like most Rethugs, tRump sees a tree and thinks "new paneling for the clubhouse". KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #18
As old as the Roman Empire. ancianita Jun 2019 #7
Let's try not to spread that picture around too much jmowreader Jun 2019 #8
Perhaps the most overused word in our language is "awesome"...... KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #9
Maybe a lightening pole to save the tree from being damaged by a lightening strike. applegrove Jun 2019 #16
That was my first thought as well and as an EE, I'm curious how the hell.... KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #17
I once went to the Cathedral forest on Vancouver Island. Such beauty. applegrove Jun 2019 #19
Thanks for that link, Applegrove. Stunning beauty and serenity. KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #20
My family was in the lumber industry. Great grandfather was killed when applegrove Jun 2019 #21
I doubt if it's for the rigging. Read The Wild Trees. Lochloosa Jun 2019 #22
Thank you, Lochloosa. Bookmarked in my AMZ book wish list. KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #32
I really hope to get out there this fall. Phoenix61 Jun 2019 #11
Keep trump away, he would allow tooth picks Miigwech Jun 2019 #12
it doesn't even look real. wow. we're heading to monterey next year. Can't wait to see it. Kurt V. Jun 2019 #13
Standing next to those trees is mind boggling nini Jun 2019 #15
Trees Traildogbob Jun 2019 #23
Cheers! Vinnie From Indy Jun 2019 #25
✌🏼️ Traildogbob Jun 2019 #27
I caught my typo right before i saw your post nini Jun 2019 #30
Thank you Traildogbob Jun 2019 #35
Thanks for your dedicated service to nature and the education of our youth. KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #33
Thank you very much😉 Traildogbob Jun 2019 #34
Amazing. underpants Jun 2019 #24
WOW! snacker Jun 2019 #26
Magnificent Beringia Jun 2019 #28
Avenue of the Giants highmindedhavi Jun 2019 #29
Calling something "The President" doesn't have the same honour it used to LiberalLovinLug Jun 2019 #31
Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Jun 2019 #36
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