Larry-

What caused the trees' deaths(other than the cut stump)?

Steve

On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 5:44 PM, lawrence tucei jr <[email protected]> wrote:

>  ENTS,    Part 3 is about a location about 15 miles from Joe's near
> Dairyland Wi.  He told me about these old trees and stumps before, so this
> trip he brought me to see the old Giants. The were several stumps in
> the area and a couple of standing trunks. They were huge, when alive I'd say
> they would have been 200 years old or more. Some of the stumps were over 4'
> Dia. He remembers in the 70's when the two standing trunks were still alive.
> The stumps however, have been cut long ago. I can just imagine how beautiful
> they must have been and how this area would have been thick with White Pine.
> CBH-11' 3", Heights to unknown, I feel like they were well over 100'. Some
> photos! Larry
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