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last years pics Most of you probably already seen these I took last year at the Stout grove, but I'll be going back up next week and hike into the grove of the titians with Mvadin @ the buzz.

And that too!

Fishhuntcutwood, that's a tall slender patch of whips you're in there. Trees like that sway in the slightest breeze, set back and barberchair, and tangle through others and get in the most wicked binds, you name it. They can be some of the most dangerous stems to work.

It's the water mostly, but the river flats flood every year and the silt deposited each time bears a lot of significance towards the redwoods growth. The soil is sandy loam. When I was working on the flats it would shake just from the tracks of the Cat walking through the trees. A hundred...

Aren't digital cameras great. The trees are over 200 feet tall. Given another hundred years I'm sure they'll reach the 300 mark. Not too shabby for second growth.

Terri and I went to Navarro River flats yesterday morning, Sunday 8/3. I wanted to get some pictures of the old stumps there, and of course the fine second growth redwoods that have come up since the big trees were all cut. Navarro River flats is a living testament of the resilience of nature...