In Botswana´s Kalarari Desert near the Makgadikgadi Pans (once a very immense inland lake in
here is the same tree from another angle...
Chapman´s Baobab - botswana
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I have personally seen this tree, Sunland and all of the big 5 baobabs in southern Africa. They are magnificent! However, the age of baobabs is frequently overestimated because they have indeterminate rings, so they are almost impossible to date. The biggest baobab, I think, is the Holboom tree in Namibia. See my website www.treegirl.org.
Thanks for putting together this blog! TreeGirl (photographer, educator and arborist)
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