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Redwood Tree
Submitted by kevhum on Wed, 05/16/2007 - 11:29pm.
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![This is a redwood tree ready to be felled. No chainsaws then. Most likely Humbolt [or would that be Humboldt, with a D?] County, California.](https://www.shorpy.com/files/images/tree3.JPG "Redwood Tree")
This is a redwood tree ready to be felled. No chainsaws then. Most likely Humbolt [or would that be Humboldt, with a D?] County, California.
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Submitted by notycoon22 on Sat, 05/19/2007 - 11:28am.
mid to late 1800s is good guess. Could actually be anywhere along the California coast between the Oregon border and Santa Cruz. Looks like it might be a drier redwood site - no ferns visible. Trees aren't real giants. Great piece of logging history, though.
Don Hall
Yreka, CA
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