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twelve feet in diameter and 225 feet tall
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| Two views of the General Black
Jack Pershing redwood, the oldest in the Placer Grove -- twelve feet in diameter and 225 feet tall |
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| Meandering trail through mixed forest of young and old growth conifers, ferns, azaleas, and dogwoods | |
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| False Solomon's Seal | Mountain Dogwood |
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| Sugar Pine cones on a stump | |
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| Fallen redwood believed to have toppled in 1861 -- note new growth emerging near base | |
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| Old redwoods never die but provide nourishment and detritus for new growth. Note 90-year-old cedar growing out of fallen redwood on Geno's left and at least seven plant species growing out of trunk on right | |
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| Dick between two relatively young redwoods | Geno on trunk of 500-year-old Dougas Fir |
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| Chinese Houses | |
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| Unidentified #2 -- common along roadside | Unindentified #3 -- also common along roadside |
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| Spreading Fleabane | |
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| A tree with warts | Morning Glory |
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| Mock Orange | |
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