Humpday Triviola
At 72��30��N 102��27��E this tree has a distinction. What kind of tree is it and what is the distinction?
Tom
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Humpday Triviola
At 72��30��N 102��27��E this tree has a distinction. What kind of tree is it and what is the distinction?
Tom
wag
It's the only tree on the Prince of Wales Island ans it's a willow tree. Well it's a reasonable guess isn't it?
glc
No but....
....it is a reasonable guess.
Notation
is unclear on my system. Is that 72 degrees 30 minutes north latitude and 102 degrees 27 minutes east longitude.
If so, I'll make a WAG that it has something to do with Russia. ;-)
WAG
It's a petrified tree, and is the earliest found with evidence of being cut down by hominids with tools.
Re: Heard that there's a
law about to be passed that you need to write in English, care to begin early, : ' >. Thanks for the question.
Sorry....Now in English....
I am referring to 72 degrees 30 minutes N 102 degrees 27 minutes E.
That should make it a LOT easier. ;-)
Nah.
Re: Sorry....Now in English....
The trees in Siberia are miles apart, that is why the dogs are so fast. Bob Hope
Hint
Monty Python fans know the variety of tree very well.
A shrubbery?
Re: I'd guess...
the tree is Hemlock, aka ??, L---h : ' >.
My thought exactly!
But looking in Google, I think that Dale has nailed the species. I wonder if what makes it unique is its latitude. Is it the nothern-most one?
Or is there a poisoning in Russian history that involves this tree? I don't know Russian history well enough.
Ok,,,Correct, The Answer
The Larch is generally found to be the northernmost growing species of tree.
Tom
Re: My thought exactly!
The Hemlock tree is not the poisonous one. There is a Mediteranean herb that is also known as Hemlock. This is the one Socrates encountered.
Fred
Thanks
I must admit, I was surprised at reference to hemlock as a tree, but didn't check it out. Interesting that there are both an herb and a tree with the same name.