The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography |
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Last major stand | the mightiest of a thousand Big Trees mous the living column loomed . It was of Big Trees in private ownership , it grows on Sierra Nevada slopes 70 miles southeast of ( Sequoia gigantea ) in California's unspoiled ...
Last major stand | the mightiest of a thousand Big Trees mous the living column loomed . It was of Big Trees in private ownership , it grows on Sierra Nevada slopes 70 miles southeast of ( Sequoia gigantea ) in California's unspoiled ...
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CAFE MURPHYS I HOTEL DINING RODA ENERANG 681 Andrew H. Brown Big Tree Visitors for a Hundred Years Have Made Murphys Hotel ... and beautiful — always has been a veras trees , a threat that evoked the sarcasm premium construction wood .
CAFE MURPHYS I HOTEL DINING RODA ENERANG 681 Andrew H. Brown Big Tree Visitors for a Hundred Years Have Made Murphys Hotel ... and beautiful — always has been a veras trees , a threat that evoked the sarcasm premium construction wood .
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Only today's inflated timber market makes it profitable to log the Big Trees for their soft , brittle wood . This sequoia , perhaps 2,000 years old , was elled in the Dillonwood tract of the southern Sierra .
Only today's inflated timber market makes it profitable to log the Big Trees for their soft , brittle wood . This sequoia , perhaps 2,000 years old , was elled in the Dillonwood tract of the southern Sierra .
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