Trees from a distance

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I had hoped this one would go for a little bit longer.... Although I am not very good at differentiating between all the Tamaracks.
Good job Tom, you up.
 
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Thanks! The way I think of them is, tamarack (laricina) look a little rattier than European (decidua), but they have a more graceful form. I'm not familiar with the western ones. I'll get something up soon.

Tom
 
That is a big one, how old do you estimate it to be? Looks like a lead ripped out and the remaining stub was cut off back to what is left of the branch collar?
 
Treezybreez said:
That is a big one, how old do you estimate it to be? Looks like a lead ripped out and the remaining stub was cut off back to what is left of the branch collar?
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I'd guess it's around 100-120 based on the local history... It's not a client's property, but it looks like some storm damage and a bit of a slab cut. The tree is totally neglected, but doing just fine... 'Preservation through neglect' we call it.

Tom
 
Ok, I have several really good ones. Here is the first.
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