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Interesting Old Tree
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Fascinating!
But they left out Tom's birthday...
But they left out Tom's birthday...
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Didn't count them, but I doubt 1300+ rings in that tree.
Bob
Bob
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IIRC, this is a redwood. Our old growth redwoods have been around that long. Some even longer. Our bristlecone pines have been around even longer than the redwoods.
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I guess Leif Ericsson didn’t know that he discovered America ?
all depends on who does your PR I guess ?
all depends on who does your PR I guess ?
GregW
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I blame the tree for not providing a ring for that.
