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Grandma's Douglas Fir trees!

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  1. Unicorn1

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    Still looking good.
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    20180715_192933.jpg Sequoia's next door.
     
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    What state?
     
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    I didn't realize that Douglas fir grew that far south of us.
     
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    Oh yeah this is like the biggest green belt from Oregon to the Canadian border filled with doug fir. Very popular here for firewood. Im not aware of someone in Wa who has burned wood normally has not burned D fir.
     
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    They grow here at and above 6000. Some that are in the natl' forest up high get that big. :thumbs:
     
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    I didn't think it was Texas ;)
     
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