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If in fact this charred crevice is evidence of a lightning strike it’s amazing this tree is still thriving!

The size of the crevice is amazing and it reveals a charred surface inside with huge scratches

The size of the huge crevice makes it simply be amazing that this tree is still thriving. The inside appears to be charred and the huge scratch marks could be made by a bear??

We spotted this beauty in Huntington Beach State Park in SC.

She made the dough and built the pizza, I had the easy part, cooking it on the gas grill

First time visit at the new feeder

In Victoria County, New Brunswick, there is a certain tree which the locals refer to as the “Big Tree.”

At more than two metres in diameter, ecologists estimate the Big Tree is no less than 500 years old.

What is even more remarkable is that it is an eastern white pine, the tree species most valued by Eastern Canada’s forest industries in the 18th and 19th centuries. Luckily for the Big Tree, its trunk branches out in several directions a few metres above the ground, making it of little economic value for lumberers (not much “straight wood”).

The coolest outdoor amphitheater!

Double DragonflyPA. Very citrusy and at 8% it hits heavy but still very drinkable