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Interesting

:lol:

Some of the same thoughts crossed my mind. Though it seems most of the pines I have seen fail including those pics, have been due to soil failure (saturated). Rarely do I see uprooted pines growing in rock, no doubt due to roots intertwined in unmoving "soil". One thought I had when posting this...

heres few from my past

Same thing ive heard over the years

I went out on a consult today and in the course of discussion it was brought to my attention that Ponderosa pine has a tap root 30 something feet deep! I politely disagreed explaining how I had seen Pondos well over 100' tall that had uprooted with hardly a root 3' deep and had ground many...