Turner (is that right?), I went up to Pike Knob this past June. Too bad I missed the black cherry. I had heard about it, but didn't know it was so close to the trail. I agree that many of the pines don't look that old, although some of them around the fire tower foundation have quite a bit of lichen on them and are a bit more gnarly. For anyone else who visits the site, make sure you go just a little north on the ridgeline (and down) where you come to an open meadow (Nelson Sods) with open views all around. Unfortunately I got caught in a downpour and didn't end up spending much time there.
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