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 1 Screaming Titans Not far from the Lost Monarch, this is the base of Screaming Titans |  2 NOTE > Did you know ? TO FIND LARGE VIEWS: click tiny links when in slideshow mode |  3 Lichen on Lost Monarch British soldiers lichen on Grove of Titans redwood tree |
 4 Jedediah Smith State Park Day use area of the North California redwoods campground. Huge BBQ pit with winch lift |  5 Mill Creek Trail Ferns and a very long strands of Selaginella oregana |  6 Big redwood trunk Mid trunk of redwood in later frame. Grove of Titans |
 7 Small mushroooms Very small organisms on Lost Monarch, a largest redwood |  8 Huge redwood Another image of one tree already shown above |  9 Rhododendron Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park |
 10 Redwoods Near the south end of Hiouchi trail |  11 Screaming Titans Jedediah Smith Redwoods: not far from El Viejo del Norte, is this Screaming Titans Redwood |  12 Big redwood Jedediah Smith redwoods |
 13 Mill Creek Trail Jed Smith Redwoods. Live roots grow along side of log |  14 Horsetail Prairie Creek Redwoods. Seems to be a type of horsetail |  15 Jedediah Smith Redwoods S.P. Sorrel on the forest floor |
 16 Souvenir - an arrow A rubber tip arrow found in ferns near a redwood Titan. From research climbers |  17 Canopy soil 3\' to 4\' thick chunk of canopy soil fallen from a redwood Titan after a storm. May be a millenium accumulation |  18 Part from "Big Tree" A big chunk on ground, fallen from Big Tree in Prairie Creek redwoods. Indicates Big Tree may be a rare Curly Redwood as well as a rare Titan |
 19 Close-up of furrowed bark Some bark furrows are so deep, that someone could climb parts of the trees with them |  20 Elk Skull in Madrone Arbutus tree display at Prairie Creek redwoods visitor center |  21 Antlers in tree Same as last image - reverse side |
 22 Stems on a maple limb Tall Trees Grove |  23 Tall Trees Grove downstream end of the grove among maples and moss |  24 Tall Trees Grove Reiterated stems growing from a leaning maple trunk |
 25 Prairie Creek Trail Tunnels in logs along the trail |  26 Ferns Along Mill Creek Trail: but these are along many trails |  27 Tall Trees Grove Redwood National Park near Redwood Creek |
 28 Adventure Tree / Top 15 One of the 15 largest known coast redwoods. A very tall tree too. See photo stitch in other redwood album |  29 Atlas Tree Measuring the diameter of Atlas Tree in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park |  30 Atlas Grove Measuring Measure diameter 4\' and 6" up. Redwood in "Atlas Grove" |
 31 Redwood National Park Measuring redwood high above redwood creek. 23\' DBH. Tree name is Episkopos |  32 Same redwood 74\' circumference is about 23\' diameter |  33 Measuring in Atlas Grove Tree with Fire Cave all the way through - "Atlas Grove" |
 34 Across from Stout Grove Massive trunk, 10 minutes from Stout Grove across Mill Creek |  35 Poison-oak on "Steroids" Huge poison oak. 3" diameter trunk: Near 180\' tall. Hiouchi Trail |  36 Poison-oak vine Vine stem diameter of 2". The autumn foliage is about 120\' up |
 37 Kronos: 7 foot limb 120\' up #3 bark ridge. #1 stem 3.5\' diameter #2. stem |  38 Screaming Titans Upper part of Screaming Titans in the Grove of Titans |  39 Lobaria oregana lichen Lettuce Lungwort lichen. Hiouchi Trail. |
 40 Bigleaf maple Mill Creek trail, not far from Hiouchi trail. Bigleaf maple arched, and sprouted trunks |  41 Kronos and Rhea Two trees mentioned in The Wild Trees, are very close together: Atlas Grove |  42 In Atlas Grove One other tree in Atlas Grove. Prairie Creek Redwoods |
 43 Zeus in Atlas Grove Zeus in the grove code named Atlas Grove. Near redwoods Rhea & Kronos |  44 Atlas Grove Redwood in Atlas Grove. Low hanging lignotuber |  45 Skull Rack Redwood Redwood called "Skull Rack" in the Valley of the Lost Groves |
 46 Valley of the Lost Groves Yellow Spindle fungi in the Valley of the Lost Groves redwoods |  47 Lost Groves Titanic In the middle hidden, is a remnant of one of the largest trunks Prairie Creek Redwoods may have ever had |  48 Mutant Redwood Another pic of Mutant Redwood in Valley of the Lost Groves |
 49 Redwood Measuring Checking diameter of another redwood in Prairie Creek redwoods |  50 The Drury Tree Base Prairie Creek Redwood Giant called Drury Tree. Trunk over 19\' diameter |  51 The Drury Tree Redwood The trunk of the Drury Tree looks like a 1/2 Skull |
 52 Stratosphere Giant Looking up at the trunk of Stratosphere Giant redwood |  53 Simpson Reed Trail Photostitch at bend in trail. Simpson Reed Discovery Trail is also a good trail for wheelchair needs. Most is as smooth as you see here. Park along Hy. 199, a short distance west of Jedediah Smith campground. |  54 18 feet wide inside Like and entire room: hollow, fire blackened redwood trunk |
 55 Prairie Creek Redwoods Near Big Tree. Much more in the redwoods besides big conifers |  56 Redwood foliage Underside of needles look striped, unlike west coast Yew |  57 Groovy little mushrooms Tiny fungi. Jedediah Smith redwoods: west end of park by Howland Hill Road |
 58 Dyerville Giant Former tallest redwood, now one of the longest. Look for sign along Avenue of the Giants |  59 Jedediah Smith Redwoods 1/3 mile deeper into forest than the Grove of Titans - more moss |  60 Adventitious Roots Small roots, live and expired, in needle mat near base of titan redwood trunk |
 61 Founders Tree Along the Avenue of the Giants near fallen Dyerville Giant |  62 Redwood Deep bark furrows. Boy Scout Tree trail |  63 Redwood National Park One of the dense moist green canyon creeks in the park |
 64 Hyperion Snail On the ground under the world\'s tallest redwood 2009 |  65 Look for draft horses on top Vintage photo courtesy of David C. Foster\'s album. |  66 Laser Rangefinder Michael Taylor getting a reading on a tree top for height |
 67 Michael Taylor Michael Taylor by Dogsoldier redwood. Comparable volume to Stout Tree, but 6\' wider DBH |  68 Fusion Giant aka Melkor Doesn\'t jump out visually - dense area. But is over 22\' wide |  69 Redwood National Park 1935 Upper Bridge Creek near the south park region where Hyperion redwood remains today |
 70 Memorial Memorial tucked away in Jedediah Smith redwoods behind a tree |  71 April 2009 Parked by Brown Creek trailhead at Prairie Creek redwoods |  72 Four Horsemen The "Four Horsemen" in Atlas Grove, includes Poseidon redwood |
 73 Arco Giant Redwood Trunk diameter is over 24 feet DBH |  74 Trillium chloropetalum One less commonly seen Trillium species in Redwood National Park. |  75 Fern Canyon Walls up to 30 high, by the ocean. Prairie Creek Redwoods |
 76 Along Redwood Creek Part of a larger Elk herd |  77 Gold Bluffs Beach area This Roosevelt Elk looks soft and fuzzy on top this Spring |  78 Horse Corral In Redwood National Park |
 79 Chris Atkins & Steve Sillett Atkins and Sillett crossing a redwood trunk which shattered after it fell some time ago |  80 Steve Sillett - May 2009 This hidden grove in the hills of Jed Smith is awesome |  81 Giant Salamander A giant salamander at Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park - look close at the color |
 82 Mario Redwoods |  83 Artemis redwood creek Glimpse of tiny creek that flows beneath and trhough Artemis redwood |  84 Redwood National Park Old truck hidden in the forest |
 85 Vanilla Leaf A plant called Vanilla Leaf, in Redwood National Park |  86 Yellow spotted millipede Yellow-spotted millipede or Harpaphe haydeniana |