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vintagecamping · 2 days
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A Chevrolet Fleetmaster aka the "Woodie Wagon" squeezes through the Tunnel Tree. Sequoia National Park
1949
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chlobody · 6 months
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Fixed gaze
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whitefireprincess · 1 month
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Sequoia National Park, California | Lauren
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rosechata · 3 months
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the ancients, sequoia national park
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L'ouest américain
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wild-raven-and-crow · 3 months
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Fire and Drought
Drought left the forest vulnerable to fire.
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Still-living trees rise up from soot-black roots, a testament to the fire-resistant bark of the redwoods.
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The silhouettes of former redwoods stand among those that still live, and the forest is made more beautiful by their company.
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thebeautifulbook · 1 month
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OUR NATIONAL PARKS by John Muir. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1909). Illustrated.
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dopescissorscashwagon · 2 months
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Winter Wonderland in Sequoia National Park, California 😍
📸 by Rebecca Whitaker
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stone-cold-groove · 11 months
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Vintage travel poster from 1938 - Sequoia National Park.
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General Sherman Tree, Sequoia National Park, California (1930s)
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chlobody · 5 months
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Reaching for the mountains
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joeygallagher · 1 year
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Sequoia National Park Postcard  (1957)
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Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park in Tulare County, California
Photo by Mike Roberts
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ilikeit-art · 1 year
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sitting-on-me-bum · 1 year
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Disappearing giants: Many were alive during the reign of Julius Caesar and bear more leaves than there are people in China. At 300 feet tall, the giant sequoia pictured above (and on our Instagram) towers above neighboring white firs in California's Sequoia National Park. Despite their resilience, climate change is threatening the mammoths—up to 19 percent of sequoias died between 2020 and 2021, Nat Geo reports.
PHOTOGRAPH BY KEITH @LADZINSKI
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icm-art · 17 days
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Looking ahead, looking behind • 7/16/23
Sequoia National Park, California
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wild-raven-and-crow · 3 months
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Mousey on a Walk
We took Munin and Mousey for a walk in Sequoia national forest where the giant redwoods are in California. Mousey rested in his belt pouch the whole time, with his nose peeking out to smell everything. I will be posting a lot of pictures from the walk soon!
The Forest Road
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(Munin is my African raven, and Mousey is my recently-acquired rat.)
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