Sadly I did not get any heights on the longleaf.  I hope to get a good 
rangefinder for the upcoming tree measuring season as all I have now is a 
digital clinometer that's not very accurate.  I hope to revisit the Wade Tract 
and adjacent old growth stands near Thomasville within the next year though.
 
BTW- I was absolute elated with your recent trip summaries from the Sierra 
Nevada.  Thank you for the amazing work that you and your western counterparts 
continue to do!
 
Eli

--- On Mon, 10/12/09, Will Blozan <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Will Blozan <[email protected]>
Subject: [ENTS] Re: 2 amazing species- Redwoods and Longleaf pine
To: [email protected]
Date: Monday, October 12, 2009, 6:21 PM






Eli,
 
Awesome shots- thanks for sharing! Those redwoods sure are determined. I 
imagine some serious reiterations forming on those. Did you get any heights on 
the longleaf?
 
Will





From: Eli Dickerson <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 3:50:18 PM
Subject: [ENTS] 2 amazing species- Redwoods and Longleaf pine






Hello ENTS,
I've been lucky enough to do some traveling to a number of special ecological 
areas in the past few weeks.  First I ventured to south Georgia to briefly 
visit the Wade Tract, one of the only remaining large stand of old growth 
Longleaf Pines in the world (see pic).  It's like stepping back in time to 
catch a glimpse of what much of the south from Texas to Virginia looked like 
hundreds or thousands of years ago.
 
Secondly I spent my 3 year anniversary on the Big Sur coast in California.  
Just in time to catch the amazing new NatGeo article on the Coastal Redwoods.  
The attached picture is of new growth on a redwood that I assume burned in the 
large fires last year in Big Sur.  The fire reached the crown and you can see 
fresh green growth from the top to nearly ground level.  Very interesting 
dichotomy between the blackened trunk and lush regrowth.
 
Enjoy!
~Eli






      
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