Drive Through Redwood Tree

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sury
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Drive Through Redwood Tree

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These are from a recent weekend jaunt to Redwood Forest in Northern California.

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That's one grand tree, Sury.

A neat experience of 'pass-through' for any driver too. Looks like a healthy tree. Is it actually alive at the upper part too?


Thanks for sharing,

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An amazing tree Sury. I can remember seeing picture about trees like this as a child. It must have been fun to drive through :) .
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Andy, Yildiz,
Thank you. As for the entire tree, it is very much alive.

Here is a vertical Pano.

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I love those big trees. By the way the driver looks a little nervous about the tight squeeze.
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That is very cool! I have seen photos of that tree or some other tree that is the same, but I have never seen it myself.
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