See The Largest Tree In The World! The General Sherman Tree in The Giant Forest, Sequoia Nat'l Park
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024
- See The Largest Tree In The World! The General Sherman Tree in The Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park. A snow covered trip through the Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park with awesome views of the General Sherman Tree, the snow falling through the branches in the morning light.
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Awesome to see the snow! Beautiful! Great video! Thanks for creating it!
One cannot fathom the size of these trees, until seeing them in person.Beyond amazing.
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And I officially want to build my home in there.... Could you imagine waking up every morning with those giant beauties surrounding you...
Oh how I wish I can visit these majestic beautiful trees.
Very Cool!
Here up in Visalia CA. Visited The Giant Forest many times. Have never came away feeling less than humble and awe struck.
The air smells so clean and fresh there.
Stupendous!!!!
I would LOVE to be there once in my life....Amazing Park, amazing trees, amazing nature...
Yes. Please come.
WOW what a great video!
Thank you Albe!
Beautiful video! It really does feel magical up there during that time if the year.
amazing,...
Awesome! Just totally awesome footage. Like the music with it too. I liked how you went up to the tree and gave it a kiss and a hug! I do that too, especially in Sequoia and Kings Canyon and Yosemite. They have such intense energy!!! Hope the snow kept you from stepping on the roots. :) ~ I'm now a subscriber to beautiful places!
My friend and I walked in the meadow near the Visitor Center one day in early spring. The snow was deep, the air was cold. After a few hours, we got to Hwy 180 for the drive west to the motel in Fresno. Suddenly a light snow began to fall from a high ceiling of wintry clouds. Without any hesitation, I pulled off the road and stood outside the car, having a peak experience. Snowy prisms falling in the thin sunlight. I wanted that moment to last forever because we were in the realm of the Timeless.
ahhh sounds wonderful. thanks for sharing.
I was in Redwood National Park, also with these giant trees.
I always appreciate your videos. Informative and beautiful. Thanks
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I wish I had more money to travel and go visit the forests, and mountains of the world. I absolutely love nature, and being in nature. I'd much rather go deep into wild nature than a modern city.
You can get outside wherever you are. I bet there are beautiful places near where you live.
I would like to go there and spend about a week to experience as much as I could. But unfortunately my travel days are behind me, so thank you for the video.
Glad you liked it.
i miss it...used to work there
Great vid! What time of year did you visit the park?
beyond amazing
I've never been. But learning about these giants has made me wonder what it must have been like 400 years ago. I'll be that in those times, there were entire forests of giant sequoias that stretched as far north as Lake Tahoe. Now, only small groves remain.
You could have provided useful information like
How tall the tree is
Width of the base
A guess as to how old it is ...
Is it cheap to go there, Wher can I find the prices and more information?
oh my... the quality! :D
Am I allowed to use this for my website?
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Omg i went there and i walked all the way to the top a this giant rock that was like 3000 thousand feet in the air and to walk up it you had to walk up and down and sideways up stairs and i heard people died from hiking on it because there aren't many rails to hold on to and the floor is like scary because it's overlapping and cracked.
By the Way I'm only 13
Is that the big rock you can see from the road?
Sitting here on the plains of Texas and having never seen such massive trees, I feel destroyed by my lack of ability to have ever seen them.
Sequoia National Park contains the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in circumference.
This is Sequoia. This is the tree.
This video was recorded sometime in the winter I was there this past July and it was warm.
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Forgot to mention that they are also the oldest living things. No other organism can come close to having lived for over 3000 years.
@nnnnot1 yes we are indeed.
Sequoia is higher than redwood cause they grow on the mountains, redwood grows on the coast, even thou redwood is taller, but thats only if they at same level..
Not the oldest living organism in the world, that would be the Bristlecone Pine tree. There is an ancient grove in Inyo County, California with specimens more than 5,000 years old. They lack the grandeur of Sequoias, sure, but they come in a close second for me. 5,000 years old!
Did you see my Methuselah Grove film?
wait a minute. i thought the tree from avatar was the biggest tree. oh wait it got blasted
To be fair, though, I like the naration, but the background music is...interesting to say the least. I would have used something more appropriate.
to be fair? Interesting to say the least? More appropriate? I don't really understand what you are saying with all the superfluous phrasing.
During my roadtrip, I captured this strange weird event in the sky over Sequioa National Park. ruclips.net/video/3-IUpDcmwr4/видео.html
No Coastal Redwoods compare in width and size? Think again www.mdvaden.com/redwood_grogans_fault.shtml
Very cool! I love being wrong if it means someone found a big new tree. In my defense though, the show was done in 2011.
Beautiful