Giant Tree - Rockefeller forest


Our son Alex and his friend Katy drove down to join us while in the redwoods. She had never been there before. We gave here the whirlwind tour and one of our stops was a hike through the Rockefeller forest... there you find the "Giant Tree" which is supposed to be about 2400 yrs old! This tree is soooo BIG!! It was so thoughtful of these two to make this long trip ---- we just loved having them join us and share our time there...

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M. D. Vaden of Oregon said…
Nice to have family come along in the redwoods.

Nice pic.

I'm thinking of bringing my 16 year old along next time I explore the redwoods at the end of June.

Cheers

M. D. Vaden
Beaverton, Oregon
June 7, 2009 at 9:22 PM
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