
OK, pictures of large plants and very large rocks taken from our place on Keats Island are in danger of becoming a visual cliché around here. But this is an awfully pretty one.
You can tell what these monster evergreens are — mostly Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, or Hemlock — by looking at the vegetation; neither Lauren nor I have learned this stuff yet, but our 10-year-old did in some fourth-grade Science unit; good for the school system!
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From: Derek K. Miller (Jul 07 2009, at 12:37)
Many of these trees are also identifiable by their bark.
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