Can you find the climber?

[Gerald_Beranek]

Nice tree, alright. Too busy to make it on this go, but will on the next one.

Excellent photography, Robert. That smoky sky sure cast a warm tone to the tree.

 

[sohner]

Just another big tree....

 

[Riggs]

They are good pictures . I gotta get out there one of these days . Any pictures looking down ?

 

[sohner]

Riggs,

After you get up the first hundred or so feet you lose sight of the ground. Anyhow this shot is about one third the way to the top looking down.

 

[sohner]

You look real small in a tree this size. Going up or coming down. Long ways either way.

 

[speelyei]

"Life abounds in the outside world...

When was the last time you discplined yourself to have some fun ? Invite your friends out for a reality check sometime!

It takes true friends to get you out of your routine ..

Break-out and enjoy the pleasures of life while you can.

Don't put off till tommorrow, what you can have fun doing today. All it takes is you getting up off your rear and out the door you go! "

spoken like a surfer...

 

[jerseygirl]

I DID - today

THE OCOEE - YAHOO

I DID IT - I DID IT

and i did not need swimming lessons - i stayed dry

jz - an other first for me

 

[mdvaden]

That one is hefty.

Looks like one of the ones in Van Pelt's book - similar.

You said over 100 feet around. Is that at the soil?

At DBH, even 72' of circumference is over 20' diameter.

Had not read other posts, but guessed half way up on the left. Thought a climber's tan might have made them blend in.