Happy Humpday...Triviola Time
The bark on trees varies in thickness depending on species, age etc. Some trees have bark as thin as 1/4". However, one species can have bark as thick as 2 feet. What tree might that be?
Tom
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It's one of two trees that grows mainly in CA, kan't recall which one w/o googling. Thanks for the question.
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Not sure what it is but I would sure drive my big Toyota SUV to see it.
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I'll send a picture from the Mariposa Grove
I don't think my camera would work in Muir Woods, though.
Steven
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#5Well Alrighty Then...The Answer
Looks like this one was not a stumper. But the stump of this tree would be huge! The answer tree is the Giant Sequoia.
Kudos to you big tree brainiacs!