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SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, California, US

...in the neighborhood for the december issue.

https://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/12/sequoias/img/01-sequoia-climbing-team-670.jpg

read more:  http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/ … ammen-text

the bark on a sequoia tree can be up to 3' thick.

Dec 03 12 03:40 pm Link

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Marc Damon

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Biloxi, Mississippi, US

If you've never seen a sequoia, ^^this photo^^ really puts their size in perspective.

Dec 03 12 03:48 pm Link

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Wildcat Photography

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Valparaiso, Indiana, US

Have this issue...very cool!

Wildcat

Dec 03 12 05:31 pm Link

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Laurence Moan

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Huntington Beach, California, US

Kudos to the wardrobe stylist on this image. 3 different colored coats and helmets.
Very Kodak-y

Dec 03 12 05:36 pm Link

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Marc Damon

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Biloxi, Mississippi, US

Laurence Moan wrote:
Kudos to the wardrobe stylist on this image. 3 different colored coats and helmets.
Very Kodak-y

That's so when the rope breaks you know who is falling! yikes

Dec 03 12 05:38 pm Link

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291

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SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, California, US

Laurence Moan wrote:
Kudos to the wardrobe stylist on this image. 3 different colored coats and helmets.
Very Kodak-y

Marc Damon wrote:
That's so when the rope breaks you know who is falling! yikes

i only use lol in response when i actually lol!!!

just a note to those thinking of hitting the park in the winter, a call ahead should be made as many of the snow gates are already up that will restrict travel deep into the park.

yes, they are just trees.  but they are trees that are unlike any others in the world.  traveling through the park then into yosemite should be on everyone's bucket list.

https://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/12/sequoias/img/snow-tree-645x1708.jpg

Dec 03 12 06:34 pm Link

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