First day of May ... 80 degree day in Redwood National Park ...
Will be adding new images to this new thread. The previous thread on redwoods and photos was here > http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/threads/redwood-season-arrived.26060/
Here's a few 1st week of May 2014 photos from Redwood National and State Parks. For starters ... there is indisputably a Bigfoot in the Coast Redwoods. Found a redwood last visit and named it Bigfoot.
Did Stihl sponsor? Curious since all the hats are matching Stihl.
Guess I'll stick to the ground in the redwoods. But can cover lots of territory on foot so no complaints.
You get the shots up there and I'll get the shots down below.
If the phone was right, I left a message offering complimentary photography if the developer would like to provide prints to future unit buyers.
If trees do add value, in theory, he should be able to raise unit prices slightly to cover.
Did not measure the circumference and borrowed one back yard. But the tree is fairly hefty and the circumference, if really 15.5 feet would not surprise me.
The height darn close to 80'
Spread is 118' - 120'
Handheld the laser and that's a close preliminary.
The tree is actually a lot more...
Think I may drive over there later today just "because" I've got spare time.
On Google Earth, it looks bigger than most trees for blocks and blocks around.
Should toss in my laser to find the height near exact.
Some is calculated by increment boring and ascertaining growth ring sizes back a number of centuries. Ascertaining and boring is not estimating as much as it is calculating. Let me put it differently ... maybe the one study did not use increment boring, but the study in the redwoods and other...
If you search for redwoods, rain, fog, and the name Dawson, you will probably find several articles or research topics about redwoods being able to move moisture both directions. It may be most of, or part of an article, like this one ...
LINK >>> Article about redwoods, fog, rings...
Re: TREE Fun(d) Redwood Climb & the CMI TROLLEY
When I saw this topic pop up, the "4" in the date caught my attention and I was reading it 2014 rather than 2004, and was in email mode about details of the OP / opening post.
Then realized this topic is ancient.
There's a difference when...
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A closeup of the forks would be needed before pruning can be specified.
The sprouts are reiterations, the tree's response to overextension. They are NOT watersprouts. Reduce them to mitigate included bark, mainly.
Mulch and companion plants would not be bad and yes if it's the...
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This looks interesting. All I've done so far is read the BBC article. I wonder if arborists can input individual removals and plantings in cities
Tree loss map
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The hard line "good guys" "bad guys" comment and campaigns mentioned probably imply that how the data is used...
Re: \"Redwood Season\" Arrived
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Nice. Looks like the River Trail in Stout Grove. Love those kind of perspectives. Thanks for sharing.
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Hey there ...
It partly reminds me of the trail in Tall Trees Grove on the Redwood Creek side of the loop. Think they are going to...
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I have had a zubat, bought an ARS for one of my employees and now use a Sugoi.
Zubat: Great size, tough and dependable. Fits well on your leg and cuts very well.
ARS: I was really looking forward to this saw after using the Turbocut Pole saw blades (which are incredible) but...
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I am not sure what a good goal is or a minimum standard should be for website views daily/monthly.
Can you guys shed some light on this subject for me? Also, of so many views how many calls should I be looking for?
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You need to start ignoring ideas and statements that...
REDWOOD FOREST
LINK > FACEBOOK | Redwood Forest
Mostly Trees. But occasionally people, architecture and vehicles. Maybe even a tractor or two.
The very few likes for most links already posted, are why I put little into FB for my business, and did one for what I like instead. Got 2400...
Re: \"Redwood Season\" Arrived
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Man I miss the West. Well captured. You do those trees justice.
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Thank you ... definitely one of my favorite things to do ... probably THE favorite.
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Ill be in Leggett the first week of March...Cant wait
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Wish I was...
Sounds similar to Portland and the Willamette Valley south.
We got like 7 inches on the west side of Portland, but 30 minutes south, a man I know via photography, said they got over 12 inches of snow.
Our snow was mostly dry, falling in the low 20s.
Then yesterday, some freezing rain started...