It’s in Sequoia National Park, 3,200 years old and 247 feet tall.
The President is not the tallest tree in the world – that honor goes to a California redwood, which stands 379 feet (116 meters) tall – but in terms of mass, it’s the largest.
It’s in Sequoia National Park, 3,200 years old and 247 feet tall.
The President is not the tallest tree in the world – that honor goes to a California redwood, which stands 379 feet (116 meters) tall – but in terms of mass, it’s the largest.
Is that a lightning arrester rod for protection at the top of that beautiful tree?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a guy in a red jacket near the top
ReplyDeleteI think Ohio Guy is correct. And there is also a person near the left side lower branches in a yellow coat.
ReplyDeleteThe General Sherman in the same park is estimated to weigh more than 600 tons!
ReplyDeleteWow, lets hope that tree dies of natural causes.
ReplyDeleteJust think of all the Traitors that could be hung from that tree!
ReplyDeleteNo, the General Sherman tree has always been known to be the largest.
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