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Nism̓aakqin Park, British Columbia

(formerly Maquinna Marine Park)

#thicktrunktuesday #trees #britishcolumbia #photography

Photograph of a giant and very straight tree trunk, with brown bark and green forest all around.

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You shall not pass!

#ThickTrunkTuesday

A slightly mossy multi trunked tree stretches towards and beyond us in this photo. It's fallen along the length of a woodland path. A couple of broken branches are on the ground as well, brown fallen leaves are all around. A holly bush is off to the right of the path, part of the torn up roots can be seen beyond. Further past that, part of a much thicker tree trunk can be seen still standing, with a low branch overhanging the path.

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Silfurreynir (Scandosorbus intermedia)

A whitebeam planted in 1884 in Reykjavik

#thicktrunktuesday #trees #iceland

Photograph of a tall tree with thick trunk and large branches, taken from under its green canopy, in an urban environment. The sun is filtering through the leaves.

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Looking back to this summer in Wales #thicktrunktuesday #wales

Large tree on the side of a track, half dead with broken branches but still alive with lots of leaves

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Here I stand, a tiny human, at the root wad of maybe the biggest drift log I've seen, a gargantuan Sitka spruce. It's been lodged in the sand of First Beach at La Push for several years. The beast undoubtedly came down on high flows one of the rivers of the Olympic rain forests. My sweetie took the pic. #ThickTrunkTuesday #AltText

A human in a blue jacket stands at the base of a massive root wad of a fallen spruce tree, its spread of the root wad easily three times as high as he is tall. The trunk of the dead tree is 6-8 feet in diameter above the swell. Behind, the surf rolls in white under a blue sky, and in the background is a double-humped island with many trees on top.

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