The Muir woods is a stand of ancient Sequoia trees located just north of San Fransisco in California. It is probably the Sequoia area that is closest to a major urban center.
It is also a place were you can go to practice your "First Amendment" rights! I´ll bet you did not know that there were only select places such as this were you are free to practice your constitutional rights (as a US citizen that is). Hmm, I wonder who thought up this sign?
Muir Woods Sequoia trees - California
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It's a magnificent forest, in fact all remaining redwoods are. One walks around, continuously amazed. In many places it's easy to imagine that elves would appear. Truly mystical and majestic!
I have a big collection of tree images, many from the tropics, and would be happy to see some appear on this very wonderful tree blog!
Look for Wakx
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wak1/
A-ha! A fellow tree enthusiast! Very glad to have found you....or vice versa! I am off to check out your other blogs too. Bye for now!
Hi, Dan, thanks for commenting on my blog a couple days back. You commented on my post about the Santa Monica Treesavers.
You've got some beautiful photos here! Nice trees!
I live in a grove of mature Coastal Live Oaks in Southern California. I'll try to do a blog post about them soon, because they are, in fact, magnificent.
Thanks!!
Glennis
www.dove2day.blogspot.com
Dan,you have some nice blogs.Great pics here and info.I will mention the Zoar Valley in Western N.Y.. Sits below Buffalo and even though I grew up in Western N.Y. Only heard about it a few years ago.One of the last untouched old growth Eastern Forests.If you google it there are a bunch of hits.Some incredible old, rare and big trees there.
I loved reading about John Muir in past books and was delighted to find this post...assuming the woods were named in honor of him. :D
Super photo and post. I had no idea signs like that existed.
JJ :D
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