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Published: 2010-03-16 12:27:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 767; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 19
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Ever wonder how sequoia trees grow so large? Well here's a clue - they eat rocks
(This photo was taken in Sequoia National Park).
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Wonder what this will look like in a thousand years?
Certainly not a scene to pass up, interesting shot.
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Thanks. The tree is probably well over a thousand years old already so it may not be around in another thousand (though the oldest known sequoia tree based on ring count is 3200 - give or take a month). So if you want to see it, I wouldn't wait more than 500 years.
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Take me about that long to save for a ticket over, at least I'll have something to look forward to seeing.
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wow! very nice shot! I never see somethik like this
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Thank you. There probably aren't many sequoia trees in Iowa
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That would be a no, haven't ever seen any, anyways. I would love to check them out someday!
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How come wood does not have rocks in it then, or is it only sequoias?
Great capture.
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