Tree Thread for Lingberry

have you guys seen the huge western red cedar stump at the rest stop off of i-5 north of tulalip? old postcards of it from the above site here: http://www.tunneltree.com/tunneltree/NW/drivestump/drivestump.htm

i just saw it for the first time last week. it's worth seeing, but it kind of just makes me want to see the actual living gigantor western red cedar in the quinault rain forest. that thing is mind-blowing.

here's a photo of me on the path up to the quinault big cedar:
http://ruthbarrett.com/travel/2007_06_washington_oregon/images/PICT1482.jpg

i don't know a single thing about banyan trees except that these particular ones are in sarasota, fl:
http://lh4.google.com/treeoctopus/Rfi3WrIZKoI/AAAAAAAALZI/IId0xkO5S2U/Florida_MyakkaSerai_NOV05_022JPG.jpg?imgmax=512

i can't find any pics of the quinault cedar that do it justice

i like your picture of the arboretum sequoia

last pic is amazing. thanks

oh look it's another tree thread for you!

http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/offbeat-news/30-creepiest-trees-on-earth-pics/1381

kinda cool, mostly weak.

STUFF IN TREES

Ongoing

i'm "into" this oak tree at kinnear park
http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h89/alingbert/DSCN0946.jpg

it looks like a person coming out of the ground.

it also reminds me of this:
http://www.cuartopoder.cl/weblog/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/emmy-statue.jpg

http://www.markryden.com/treeshow/index.html