Truly Amazing Huge Trees! Awesome pictures,

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Try this link to see them ...

Most Amazing Baobab Trees -- [link to www.bizarbin.com]


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Yes, trees that look like internal service errors are the best.

They are incredible.

I've never tried the Fruit,must try it one Day.

5 *s.

Positively Prehistoric.

Amazing! 5000 years? These trees would know a lot of things that happened on this planet!
Beautiful pics. Thanks for posting.

[link to femour.com] Sorry 'bout that But here is a site to check out

Would sure love to live inside one!

yes there are really something else to look at! Could easily
live comfortably in one. :)

Baobab trees. Quite beautiful and bizzare.

T&hese trees were mentioned in the story "The Little Prince":

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You can order the Seed and plant them by and for your self!
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You've convinced me OP
Ordering an infant sapling right now

Pretty cool!

I believe in the Planet Earth series by BBC it talks about these specific trees, apparently some of them are the oldest living trees in the world, alive since the time of Christ.

Wow! Thanks for sharing. I wonder what it's like to live so long in one place? I'd like to see the giant redwoods in the north west some day.

yes their just trees but they hope to branch out into other areas

I like the pics of the baby dragon on that link

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Deserts are what happens when these are all removed.

:beautiful:

Lovely. Thanks OP.

My grandmother was a lover of trees. When we moved from NYC to the burbs of NJ she planted trees in our yard. She was not terribly good at placement..we had lilac bushes planted in the shade and narry a blossom did we see...however, we had variety not seen in anywhere else in our neighborhood.

thanks for the new links,totally amazing! i always had a lot of respect for trees

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Fascinating!

Didn't know--interesting 5,000 year old trees, that bear fruit--wow. Wonder how they survive climate change.

Sequioas?
EDIT: Here's a huge Sequioa. You can drive through it. I think this one died some time back.
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Didn't look since the others said it was down. Aspens form colonies. Some are ancient and huge. All of those trees you see in an Aspen grove are likely clones of one seedling. How cool is that?
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Sycamore were so large in the USA, that the First People(Native Americans) and sometimes frontier people lived in them.
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They sense water and so they were used by explorers to find water sources

Ah Bayobab. Yes, they are huge.

There's some Bristlecone Pine that are 5,000 years old.
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The bark is stunningly beautiful.
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Maybe they are Zen Buddhists. :)

Thank you!
I love old trees.

ditto!