This redwood tree was cut down in the national park Sequoia, in 1892. Surprisingly smooth cut for such a ginormous tree.
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April 30, 2009 · 5 comments
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Or, it could be that those 3 are dwarves. The ‘saw’ that dwarf has looks more like a hacksaw blade.
At least now redwoods are protected.
would it hurt you to write something about it? story is probably as much interesting as this picture. actually most of these pictures are boring without a story.
That is s strangely smooth cut for such a large tree
Good God – how long did it take to cut that thing down with a handsaw? You could bore out the middle and turn the thing into a house!!