These are from the Oregon coast at Cape Meares lighthouse in Tillamook.
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Another curiosity… the oak chapel of Allouville in France. This ancient oak hosts two chapels in its hollow trunk. Check out Wikipedia for the full story of this tree.

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whats the address of this yew? Id like to visit
Here is two shore pines and a mountain hemlock from British Columbia, Canada. Check out the amorphous blob pads on the pines and the rather highly refined pads on the hemlock.
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2 of my favorite from a trip Italy, the wild olives were amazing but the pictures ( most like the swordsmen not the sword) Didnt do them any justice
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First pic is oldest tree in Ontario Canada . Some say the oldest tree in eastern Canada . Species is Thuja occidentalis. . Arbor-Vitae common name eastern white cedar . Tree is on a cliff on the Bruce peninsula part of the Niagara escarpment . Tree is over 1350
Years old . Most famous part of the escarpment is the water fall at Niagara Falls Ontario / New York State USA
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This gets interesting when the Europeans . Came to Canada . The aboriginal people pointed out the special
Relationship between these 2 species . The outside tree is prunus serotina black cherry . The inside tree is Betula alleghaniensis. Yellow Birch . Both trees grow in very similar conditions in nature . But where they intersect they often grow in forest together . When close to each other they often both excelled. The natives pointed this out . These 2 are near Ottawa . Ontario . Location is protected . The much younger birch is growing inside the cherry . It is believed the birch germinated in a crack . The strange part is the birch is not forcing the . Cherry apart . The cherry seems to be expanding to accommodate the birch . Science students have studied . This and have no idea why or what is happening . Also have not nailed down exactly why the 2 species get along so well
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Pitch Pines from Acadia national park in Maine. I have few collected pich pines(not from Acadia) that im trying to master
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