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The tree with the vagina on it is the burned out one. It’s still alive 100’ + in the air. The experience was incredible. We cruised along the Smith River. The night we left, NorCal had a good sized earth quake. Crescent City was hit by a tsunami on 1964 caused by a quake. Essentially wiping out...

A view from inside a burned out redwood in pic #2. And a size comparison of the ferns to a 5’-3” woman. Thats my short wife in the bomber jacket and beanie.

Yup, more redwoods.

You guessed it! More goddamn redwoods! The burls on the trees were awesome in person.

And….. more redwoods.. The fallen tree shows the root systems pretty well. Very shallow. That stump is about 16’ high. The piece that looks like a ramp is about 30” wide. The natives would find pieces of bark about like that and use them to make homes/shelters. They’re all over (piece’s/planks...

More redwoods. A tree fell last year and took out part of the bridge supports.

More redwoods.

Redwood National Forest. Sequoia trees out in Yosemite are another variety of redwood, those are girthy. The redwoods in Northern California, coastal redwoods are fucking tall! There’s one that was topped by the wind at 290’ up. The trunk of the tree is still 6’ wide up that high. Who knows how...

Beach 2, hit it on the way down to Crescent City. That rock in the last photo is roughly 30’ tall.

Last of the Cape.

More of the Cape. Cool elevated walkways to keep shitheads from trampling the ferns. It’s $20 to get there as it’s Indian tribal lands.

Cape Flattery, as far northwest as I could get without swimming to the lighthouse.

Forks, cool little town. Visited the logger museum and another visitor center. Ate at a longhouse/native restaurant. Had some halibut and fries. I’m not a chick, so I didn’t take a pic of my food.

More Hoh pics, there’s a storm shelter/cabin. Pretty cool. It was full of red dot Indians that smell like asshole and curry so I didn’t get a close up pic..

More Hoh pics. I forget the name of the falls.