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William Ferguson, Inspector of State Forests. Melbourne Botanic Garden, 21 February, 1872.
TO CLEMENT HODGKINSON, ESQ., ASSISTANT-C0MMISSI0NER OF LANDS AND SURVEY.
..."Many of the trees that have fallen through decay and by bush fires measure 350 ft. in length, and with girth in proportion. In one instance I measured with the tape line one huge specimen that lay prostrate across a tributary of the Watts, and found it to be 435 ft. from its roots to the top of the trunk."
Ferguson continues, "...At 5 ft. from tho ground it measures 18 ft. in diameter, and at the extreme end where it has broken in its fall, it is 3 ft. in diameter. This tree has been much burnt by fire, and I fully believe that before it fell it must have been more than 500 ft. high. As it now lies it forms a complete bridge acioss a deep ravine."
As with the reports of giant Douglas fir, and Redwoods exceeding 400 feet in height, we must decide whether the trained foresters and lumbermen where incompetent at math, or we have to consider the real possibility such giant trees existed.
Measurements made by certified surveyors and foresters should not be laughed at and relegated to myth, especially when they are FIRST HAND accounts.
And besides, measuring a fallen tree is far more accurate than trying to measure a standing tree.
No one really knows the exact percentage of how much old growth Douglas fir, Redwood, and Euclayptus has been burnt and logged in the past 150 years. Estimates range from 70 to as much as 99% depending on the region and species.
With those kinds of numbers, this makes old reports even more valuable than ever before. And any first hand measurements are extremely important for big tree researchers.
A Douglas-fir tree felled in 1897 in near Maple Falls, Washington was 465 feet tall.
About 165 feet tall than the tree in this photo. I have recently obtained confirmation of this tree in several news sources, and photographs.
99% of the biggest and tallest mid valley Douglas fir has been logged. From Vancouver to Portland, a vast stand of immensely tall trees once grew, some of them 100 feet higher than any tree today.
National Geographic is outstanding. Without such organizations, we would eventually be reduced to news-bots, unaware of our planets natural beauty and history.
ok... i know i will get crap for this, but.......THERE ARE 'THINGS' THAT LIVE IN THESE FORESTS..... VERY OLD 'THINGS'..... my people have names for them, i saw one once, they are the protectors of the trees, these places should be left alone... they are lost in time, where they belong....
@fcbmartinso i know, if only someone would invent a search engine whereby the answers to such trivia could be ascertained in a speedy and efficient manner - but I guess we'll just have to wonder for now....
@fcbmartinso The weight? This redwood has over 35,000 cubic feet of wood. but lets round it to that 35K. Wet redwood is about 50 lbs. / cubic foot. So 35,000 x 50 = 1,750,000 pounds.
That is more or less the trunk and major limbs. The entire redwood with branches and foliage and other stuff on it, should be close to 2,000,000 (2 million) pounds. You might find the pages online about REDWOOD DIMENSIONS to be worth Googling and of interest.
"In Skagit County is a forest of Douglas pine and white cedar in which there are many trees reaching 325 feet high, and some of them are fully 350 feet high." -- 1922
If you enjoyed this, find the 44 minute version Nat Geo put on Youtube May 2010. This segment is included. And a lot more excellent photography. Search here for Climbing the Redwood Giants.
Did anyone else spot that scout trooper on his speeder bike... no? Awesome trees!! Too bad man is too stupid and a lot were cut down (sometimes with explosives).
windatekili, lols, don't worry, Man is not finished scorching the earth! The numbers of people in one country that want to see another country in flames will make this so!. This may include your country burnning as well, just be patient!
The trees... I love them... If these old trees could talk, or rather: if humans would listen to the trees, they probbably got many stories and lots of original wisdoms to tell. So let's listen and really listen!
Its kind of ironic how this video was about a tree, then at the end of the video it says " On newsstands Sept 29." Haha, that tree will literally be on a newsstand one day
it's true they are not the tallest ones, but since you can drive cars threw them they are very wide, and f you keep aspect of both the high and with of the trees, they are the biggest trees on earth =)
I am so blesed to live among these trees here in big sur! it is the most beautiful forest I have ever experienced and I have been around the world-to Brazil and tropical islands like hawaii. this forest it more unique and spectacular than those by far.
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this is most stupid photograph i've ever seen they are using 11 people nearly 40.000 usd equipment also it doesnt cover travel and other stuff they using and
IT IS JUST ANNOYİNG VERTİCAL PANORAMA THING !!!
what is your problem guyz, if u wanna become rich in easy way try other scums You're taken just unnecessary fotos with unneccessary equipment and calling it photograhpy.
I usually don't respond to stupid and ill informed comments, however I'd like to set you straight. I've seen these trees in person, and know the gigantic size they are. Take into account the simple rules of perspective and you then realize how complex of a task this was. Now as for the importance of it; to call this ancient tree stupid is just plain ignorant. The fact that it did survive man's ignorance in the past is amazing in itself.
When i visited California last year, i saw them. PIctures hardly do them justice! They are so massive and beautiful. Almost unreal! They make you feel like your in some fantasy story.
Wow ! So majestic ! I've never seen this tree before, its like a leftover from the Giants from biblical stories. So beautiful ! We need to preserve them carefully.
Thats wonderful...Its great to see still that much gigantic tree existing now.During the time of Dinosaurs,Some trees would be more taller than this...
think about it.. all the tresss now are going to be siiiiiiick in another 1500 years.. even that little weed you picked out of your garden last weeeek.... fuckk!
Exactly why I posted online, a forest management note page mentioning that forests are not renewable resources. They are replaceable at best, but barely in the case of giant redwoods like these. I refer to the north coast redwoods as a living museum.
That is a grand looking tree. I've been to that same redwood, but only glanced from ground level.
The photo they put together is really practical and enjoyable for many folks, because it's the only way to see the entire canopy without climbing. Even someone climbing in that tree would not see this same view.
My Aunt and Uncle drove thru there and loved the trees. I would live in one if I could. These trees are 1,500 years old. These trees were here before Jesus Christ was born. I love climbing trees. Im a kid at heart...LMAO
Incredible. Makes me sad that any have been cut down. I realize we need wood, but to cut down something so incredible that has been around over a thousand years seems like a sin.
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can you imagine how many tables you could mke from one of these just by cutting slabs, wow, i could make a fortune,, rich,, rich, RICH,, i say hehehehehehehe
Most of the largest like the one in this photo are in protected areas. Even climbing is pretty much restricted to science research or special photography like this. Save the Redwoods League continually works to acquire more redwood forest for preservation.
Nice :) I really wanted to climb one of these but only if i dont damage it. I really hope too some1 is going to stop the idiots who is destroying the jungles
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TheMistressAnime 5 days ago
what was the total resolution of the complete image
XitzpatX 5 days ago in playlist More videos from NationalGeographic
This is not Invader ZIM!
Gnilres 1 month ago
0:06.
MattTheBrain 2 months ago
I love huge wood.
jrzy49 3 months ago
I missed the show, will it air again? I'd really like to see it.
teresathegreat 3 months ago
fucck nature
CryptWarrior69 5 months ago
pretty tall.
stringquartet 5 months ago
To one Top Comment, good catch on the "falling figure". Likely a climber rigging for the camera dolly system on the adjacent tree.
RedwoodExplorer 6 months ago in playlist 110 TREES & FORESTS RELAXATION
Just like ma dick.
mastermary2 6 months ago 2
this tree is more than 1500 years old, so how many peoples lived in that period ? this is an example how we must save our nature
arbanaskocudo 6 months ago
The biggest report for Redwood I have come across, was 424 ft.
But I wouldn't be surprised if some graced the 450 ft threshold.
rephaim23 7 months ago
@rephaim23 There was a tree in Australia bigger than that back in the 1800's
abbeykroeter 3 months ago
@abbeykroeter
William Ferguson, Inspector of State Forests. Melbourne Botanic Garden, 21 February, 1872.
TO CLEMENT HODGKINSON, ESQ., ASSISTANT-C0MMISSI0NER OF LANDS AND SURVEY.
..."Many of the trees that have fallen through decay and by bush fires measure 350 ft. in length, and with girth in proportion. In one instance I measured with the tape line one huge specimen that lay prostrate across a tributary of the Watts, and found it to be 435 ft. from its roots to the top of the trunk."
rephaim23 3 months ago
@abbeykroeter
Ferguson continues, "...At 5 ft. from tho ground it measures 18 ft. in diameter, and at the extreme end where it has broken in its fall, it is 3 ft. in diameter. This tree has been much burnt by fire, and I fully believe that before it fell it must have been more than 500 ft. high. As it now lies it forms a complete bridge acioss a deep ravine."
rephaim23 3 months ago
As with the reports of giant Douglas fir, and Redwoods exceeding 400 feet in height, we must decide whether the trained foresters and lumbermen where incompetent at math, or we have to consider the real possibility such giant trees existed.
Measurements made by certified surveyors and foresters should not be laughed at and relegated to myth, especially when they are FIRST HAND accounts.
And besides, measuring a fallen tree is far more accurate than trying to measure a standing tree.
rephaim23 3 months ago
No one really knows the exact percentage of how much old growth Douglas fir, Redwood, and Euclayptus has been burnt and logged in the past 150 years. Estimates range from 70 to as much as 99% depending on the region and species.
With those kinds of numbers, this makes old reports even more valuable than ever before. And any first hand measurements are extremely important for big tree researchers.
rephaim23 3 months ago
A Douglas-fir tree felled in 1897 in near Maple Falls, Washington was 465 feet tall.
About 165 feet tall than the tree in this photo. I have recently obtained confirmation of this tree in several news sources, and photographs.
99% of the biggest and tallest mid valley Douglas fir has been logged. From Vancouver to Portland, a vast stand of immensely tall trees once grew, some of them 100 feet higher than any tree today.
rephaim23 7 months ago
I know where im climbing 21st December 2012!
ScottishJackass 8 months ago
Fake. Its photo-shopped.
BiCubed 8 months ago
I do recommend to watch and to listen to the channel of Dorwenda.
RESOTIFLAK9 9 months ago
nice music :) where can i get it?
takotot2t 9 months ago
lol
scottjohnson786 9 months ago
this is freakin amazing !!
bmwm5thebest 9 months ago
I love them!
SuperGamli 10 months ago
JUST BOUGHT A 6FT HIGH PRINT OF THIS PHOTO, COULDN'T BE HAPPIER
witz85 11 months ago
@witz85 what if you were offered a 7 foot one......how much happier would you be then hey?
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witz85 8 months ago
i was really stressed but this just saved me
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binkleykovach 11 months ago
National Geographic is outstanding. Without such organizations, we would eventually be reduced to news-bots, unaware of our planets natural beauty and history.
gotrottin 11 months ago
If you keep on clicking 0:07 it spunds like he is saying a glitch.
MrTadpole77 11 months ago
I NEED THAT MAGAZINE!!!!
SerenaG519 1 year ago
its has around 1000 tones of weight
Fokosmok 1 year ago
ok... i know i will get crap for this, but.......THERE ARE 'THINGS' THAT LIVE IN THESE FORESTS..... VERY OLD 'THINGS'..... my people have names for them, i saw one once, they are the protectors of the trees, these places should be left alone... they are lost in time, where they belong....
12skmf 1 year ago
@12skmf
They appear to be doing a pretty mediocre job of protecting these forests.
GreeneMachine23 1 year ago
I wonder how it weights
fcbmartinso 1 year ago
@fcbmartinso i know, if only someone would invent a search engine whereby the answers to such trivia could be ascertained in a speedy and efficient manner - but I guess we'll just have to wonder for now....
tiarnan76 1 year ago
@fcbmartinso The weight? This redwood has over 35,000 cubic feet of wood. but lets round it to that 35K. Wet redwood is about 50 lbs. / cubic foot. So 35,000 x 50 = 1,750,000 pounds.
That is more or less the trunk and major limbs. The entire redwood with branches and foliage and other stuff on it, should be close to 2,000,000 (2 million) pounds. You might find the pages online about REDWOOD DIMENSIONS to be worth Googling and of interest.
RedwoodExplorer 1 year ago 4
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aprox 907 of tones of live wood lol!
Fokosmok 1 year ago
Haha Born In Raised
PrestoMassey 1 year ago
My backyard :D
wrylie188 1 year ago
Humboldt....Born-N-Raized
NorCaliBoy707 1 year ago
"In Skagit County is a forest of Douglas pine and white cedar in which there are many trees reaching 325 feet high, and some of them are fully 350 feet high." -- 1922
rephaim23 1 year ago
I hate these commercials
workingclasssociety 1 year ago
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In Soviet Russia
this commercials
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bigcatisbig 1 year ago
Why does every youtube video have some "My country is better than yours" fight in the comments? Cool trees. I wish all trees were that big.
unseenxxx 1 year ago
That beer dude lives up top.
mrREDBIRDFAN 1 year ago
Nature is epic.
WolfieMoon38 1 year ago
i got sum seeds at hobby lobby ima grow 6 hopefully on my land in the back here in texas i wonder can you grow these in texas
rapfan420 1 year ago
WICH COUNTRY IS THIS?
pabloripoll8 1 year ago
@pabloripoll8 America.
801Milcah 1 year ago
@pabloripoll8 It's in the USA. They took the 44 minute version of this off Youtube it seems.
RedwoodExplorer 1 year ago
@RedwoodExplorer thanks
pabloripoll8 1 year ago
they are about 112 meters long!!! great beauty of nature!
shreyanstar158 1 year ago
If you enjoyed this, find the 44 minute version Nat Geo put on Youtube May 2010. This segment is included. And a lot more excellent photography. Search here for Climbing the Redwood Giants.
RedwoodExplorer 1 year ago 5
God Is Great. nice video.. i will go there sometime soon.
fahuudy 1 year ago
You know what they should do: make a life-size poster of this tree and post it on a NY skyscraper
arcadefire99 1 year ago
Did anyone else spot that scout trooper on his speeder bike... no? Awesome trees!! Too bad man is too stupid and a lot were cut down (sometimes with explosives).
Textrybal 1 year ago
Great tree. Name of music please! =)
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i would like to see it burning in flames
windatekili 1 year ago
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kierdolini 1 year ago
@kierdolini i want to see you country after nuclear bombing
windatekili 1 year ago
@kierdolini hitler should kill all russians..this dogs... i am sad that poland didnt help him in II WW
windatekili 1 year ago
We didn't because he wanted to eradicate Polish, 2nd to jews.
Conkeratuss 1 year ago
@windatekili I would like to have been there when your maths teacher ripped your mother's anal.
guzotak 1 year ago
@guzotak go to hell analboy
windatekili 1 year ago
@windatekili That's where I come from, at least for you, if you say that again...
guzotak 1 year ago
windatekili, lols, don't worry, Man is not finished scorching the earth! The numbers of people in one country that want to see another country in flames will make this so!. This may include your country burnning as well, just be patient!
tobycat11 1 year ago
@windatekili I would like to see a match shoved up your ass and watch you burn from the inside out you lifeless piece of shit. Burn in hell.
jimmythesnagglepuss 1 year ago
The trees... I love them... If these old trees could talk, or rather: if humans would listen to the trees, they probbably got many stories and lots of original wisdoms to tell. So let's listen and really listen!
pansworldnews 1 year ago 4
exacly pansworldnews..
maksenDK 1 year ago
coooooooooooooooooooool dude and wtf
MrCartmanrules 1 year ago
wow
MrCartmanrules 1 year ago
been out to them ....my fav trees!!!!
fluffydolly 1 year ago
Its kind of ironic how this video was about a tree, then at the end of the video it says " On newsstands Sept 29." Haha, that tree will literally be on a newsstand one day
SimonLy90 2 years ago 4
Amazing:D I love hw they did the cover.
the redwood is obdscuring the title:D
Migzter05 2 years ago
um dont you mean canada, not california??? :P
ScroggsyX 2 years ago
I ddon't think their are any redwoods in Canada, only California
Thironfalls 1 year ago
How utterly beautiful !
rickT5555 2 years ago
it's true they are not the tallest ones, but since you can drive cars threw them they are very wide, and f you keep aspect of both the high and with of the trees, they are the biggest trees on earth =)
Eastvillage91 2 years ago
its amazing how california is the only place in the world where tyou can see trees like this!
calirep1990 2 years ago
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mmmm i think there r bigger trees around the world
khrixtian18 2 years ago
@khrixtian18 no there isnt, you obviously dont know anything about red woods
calirep1990 2 years ago
@khrixtian18 Are you sure? Maybe you should go find some. Come back with measurements and a photo, only then will I believe you.
LitaKino12 2 years ago
fasza
peti82 2 years ago
theres no chance of having flush flood
eminaevoli 2 years ago
oh my god...thats like the tallest trees ever...
crusaderpro 2 years ago 2
Nice
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megamanprime2 2 years ago 21
where can i watch this episode called 'Climbing Redwood Giants' on the internet. i can't seem to find it anywhere
please help
bunnyfoofoo83 2 years ago
Its not hard to photograph those, just buy 1 camera and take multiple pictures and sync the pics and Voila!
19Wilzku95 2 years ago
you guys see the "falling" figure in 0:07.
Evantheowl 2 years ago 33
whoa, good eye!
t3hm00s3 2 years ago 2
@Evantheowl The text for this clip shoulb be: "Redwoods: A pregnant women jumps from worlds tallest tree."
aphalunj 1 year ago
@Evantheowl looks like a person
2099dman 1 year ago
@Evantheowl person up there
tcrusader 10 months ago
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RickyToux1 8 months ago
@Evantheowl maybe a superman !
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Is this one of those tricks to get my attention? because if so, you've done your job quite right.
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zoomerlawns 2 years ago
I am so blesed to live among these trees here in big sur! it is the most beautiful forest I have ever experienced and I have been around the world-to Brazil and tropical islands like hawaii. this forest it more unique and spectacular than those by far.
RobDef55 2 years ago
beautiful
amx3607 2 years ago
Haha I just finished a song about having sex with trees! Should have put the music over this video.
Have a sneaky peak. :P
monkeybars101 2 years ago
those huge tress exist since dinosour
secretorganisation 2 years ago
amen! :)
scootertheif 2 years ago
WOW those are some tall ass trees:O
RESPECT!!!:P
EAcoldplayer1 2 years ago
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begalthegreat 2 years ago
I live by close (San Mateo)
xxabulletxx 2 years ago
i live closer (Eureka) haha :)
scootertheif 2 years ago
Wow thats huge its beautiful!
butterflyflower88 2 years ago
That's what she said....
lcsoccer 2 years ago
wow.. you could do panaromic photographs with Sony cybershot tx 1.. 1 year planning? what a waste of effort
rmdort 2 years ago
great pic.... but to much money on it....
ojodeoso 2 years ago
Nat geo rlz!!!!!!
Karenka 2 years ago
wow!
PrimumVivere1987 2 years ago
Nat Geo is the best!
andynaik 2 years ago
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this is most stupid photograph i've ever seen they are using 11 people nearly 40.000 usd equipment also it doesnt cover travel and other stuff they using and
IT IS JUST ANNOYİNG VERTİCAL PANORAMA THING !!!
what is your problem guyz, if u wanna become rich in easy way try other scums You're taken just unnecessary fotos with unneccessary equipment and calling it photograhpy.
u have be shame on you !!!!!!
Mdg5 2 years ago
I usually don't respond to stupid and ill informed comments, however I'd like to set you straight. I've seen these trees in person, and know the gigantic size they are. Take into account the simple rules of perspective and you then realize how complex of a task this was. Now as for the importance of it; to call this ancient tree stupid is just plain ignorant. The fact that it did survive man's ignorance in the past is amazing in itself.
Great job NatGeo!!
AndytheHermit 2 years ago
i see...
3 1ds mk iii - 6.5K each
3 35mm f1.4 - 1.3K each
6 pw - 180 each...
that's nearly 25K of Gear! WOW!
marloon88 2 years ago
Man he had about $20,000 of cameras on that dolly.
TheSuperProfessional 2 years ago
awesome
jorgeivan2k7 2 years ago 2
Great picture and I'm sure you guys paid an arm for it. Make a poster to make some of it back, haha. :)
IAmFr33Xp 2 years ago
Buy the October issue, its only 6$ and worth it
neilzeil 2 years ago
When i visited California last year, i saw them. PIctures hardly do them justice! They are so massive and beautiful. Almost unreal! They make you feel like your in some fantasy story.
:D
a192589 2 years ago
Wow ! So majestic ! I've never seen this tree before, its like a leftover from the Giants from biblical stories. So beautiful ! We need to preserve them carefully.
87ramasaurus 2 years ago
I'd love a poster of this picture. Seriously, NatGeo, make this a poster and I'll buy it.
GuppyPal 2 years ago
poster is included with the issue
poolsk8r 2 years ago
Sheme. Even National Geographic doesn't know that Nikon is the best camera. They used Canons, so therefore their images must have sucked.
Canon blows. Always will.
tkandme3 2 years ago
plant more trees save the world....and yes i own a baby redwood tree takes pride of place in my garden.
TorDruid 2 years ago
Very cool.
...I didn't know Forrest Gump was a photographer.
tankslapper 2 years ago
Clever and committed hard work resulted in a stunning photograph. It's great when the effort pays off!
hungrygit 2 years ago
Thats so cool, the treeas are big! Like i want to be a tree lololololololololololololol
teamtntn 2 years ago
hey nick you pictures are great I heard you were on a bill board in cville
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Megamediaplex 2 years ago
number 33: have sex with swedish twin, #34:climb this tallest Redwood tree.... is on my 100things to do before I die
travisdt 2 years ago
awesome!
smokeyyy1983 2 years ago
Amazing!
3000Brigade 2 years ago
awesome!not more to say
klobrillenmann 2 years ago
fantastic!!!
hassmann1978 2 years ago
thats so cool
i like the cover of the mag LOL
xobellalove 2 years ago
i have that magazine right now!
DELMONICOZ 2 years ago
ich hoffe das diese grandiosen großen Bäume bestehen bleiben sie sind ein Weltwunder....
tina33ful 2 years ago
Thats wonderful...Its great to see still that much gigantic tree existing now.During the time of Dinosaurs,Some trees would be more taller than this...
SameerPrehistorica 2 years ago
Thats just amazing!
jltdotse 2 years ago
ich war im Redwood Nationalpark einfach grandios diese großen Bäume
tina33ful 2 years ago
nacht der untoten
residentevilpage13 2 years ago
Amazing project, just trying to photograph one. Trees like this are NOT replaceable. They're historical treasures!
anmoose 2 years ago 2
think about it.. all the tresss now are going to be siiiiiiick in another 1500 years.. even that little weed you picked out of your garden last weeeek.... fuckk!
Kaalinator 2 years ago
Exactly why I posted online, a forest management note page mentioning that forests are not renewable resources. They are replaceable at best, but barely in the case of giant redwoods like these. I refer to the north coast redwoods as a living museum.
Cheers - M. D. Vaden of Oregon
mdvaden 2 years ago
Is it possible the Sequoias were genetically engineered by the ancients?
The trees don't have to be cut down.
No educated person would do such a thing.
I suppose if 10 000 escaped convicts suddenly escaped and climbed the trees there would be a problem?
Just being silly.
popplewort333 2 years ago
fantastic trees.its a pity we have to cut them down
videolearntutorials 2 years ago
Why?
mikeandamina 2 years ago
Wow, that tree is gigantic. o.o
OoNatureOo 2 years ago
That is a grand looking tree. I've been to that same redwood, but only glanced from ground level.
The photo they put together is really practical and enjoyable for many folks, because it's the only way to see the entire canopy without climbing. Even someone climbing in that tree would not see this same view.
M. D. Vaden of Oregon
mdvaden 2 years ago
I want to make a play house in that.Just think of the endless posssiblities with a tree that big.You could have a mansion in the tree
SleazyKitten 2 years ago
My Aunt and Uncle drove thru there and loved the trees. I would live in one if I could. These trees are 1,500 years old. These trees were here before Jesus Christ was born. I love climbing trees. Im a kid at heart...LMAO
luke94123 2 years ago
And me, and me. :)
megadork456 2 years ago
If the tree is 1500 yrs old and Jesus was born 2009 yrs ago .. .. ..
linfinster 2 years ago
i want 1 of those to grow in my backyard
RavesandRouge 2 years ago 5
Incredible. Makes me sad that any have been cut down. I realize we need wood, but to cut down something so incredible that has been around over a thousand years seems like a sin.
GuppyPal 2 years ago 2
what do we need to wood for pray tell?
narezul 2 years ago
we dont need wood we just want it almost everything u can make with wood can be copied with different things
1holybladex 2 years ago
i agree with ya
videolearntutorials 2 years ago
i have that issue! =]
pinitaacaramelada 2 years ago
Awesome
activeellis 2 years ago
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can you imagine how many tables you could mke from one of these just by cutting slabs, wow, i could make a fortune,, rich,, rich, RICH,, i say hehehehehehehe
falonhall59 2 years ago
Badass!
jurbina15 2 years ago
this is awsome
00corin00 2 years ago
I have that issue already! got it in the mail yesterday :D
sharpeiprincess 2 years ago 2
Would designating the locations of these old growth trees as "National Preserves" prevent anyone from cutting them down?
triplexxxsatyr 2 years ago
Most of the largest like the one in this photo are in protected areas. Even climbing is pretty much restricted to science research or special photography like this. Save the Redwoods League continually works to acquire more redwood forest for preservation.
mdvaden 2 years ago 2
Excellent. At least, there are protections in place.
triplexxxsatyr 2 years ago
Nice :) I really wanted to climb one of these but only if i dont damage it. I really hope too some1 is going to stop the idiots who is destroying the jungles
FeastyBacon 2 years ago
A true marvel of nature and this vid really amazes.
I will surely pick-up September's edition
sparkysports 2 years ago
Damn, that first pic is amazing!
MrWicked61671 2 years ago
awesome :D redwood trees are amazing
Vendayn 2 years ago