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13 Comments on Unbelievable video footage of GIANT Redwood Trees in Orick California - Robert (Vegas Bob) Swetz 9-24-2011
Not too many places you can walk inside a tree...we visited these giants once, I seem to remember banana slugs?
Some of my fondest memories when I was a kid - Redwood and Yellowstone. Thanks for sharing, Bob. Truly magnificent natural wonders.
Hello Rene and you are very "Lucky" to have been able to walk amongst these GIANTS, there are many people that view my photos and videos and wish they could see them.
And Mimi ... another "Lucky" person! VB goes to the Redwoods every year, I love them ...
VB ;o)
Unbelievably tall trees Bob. I like the foggy day too.
Hello Gary and the FOG that you see in the video is moisture that the Redwood Trees create themselves to survive, they are quite amazing creatures ...
VB ;o)
HI Robert,
Great video, those huge trees, are truly amazing aren't they, and with the degree of decay, you wonder how they even stand up, but that is what "experience" will do..... find a way to stand up whre others falter....;)
Hey VB. This is something I have yet to see. On my bucket list for sure. Have a great weekend.
VB,
Nature is so wonderful, we never tire of it, and we consider it one of life's bountiful luxuries. It feeds the spirit! Thanks for the feature on your group. We are looking forward to the next installment of your journey. A
VB - these are incredible - definitely want to put this on my list of places to see!
Hi, VB -- one of the most beautiful things to be found in nature are the big trees -- both the Redwoods and the Sequoias.
By the way, with the road mileage you log, have you ever thought about becoming this generations's verson of Charles Kerault?
I've never been - but the video captures the sheer size of these amazing trees. It really is quite overwhelming.
VB, such a treat to see. The smell must be fantastic when you get deep into the forest. It piques my imagination.
Hello again everyone and yes Kevin ... the smell is incredible, and walking through these Giant Redwoods alone is so calming. I was chatting with someone about my visit to the Redwoods and they said that they are so old and give off so much energy that when your walking alone you see things moving out of the corners of your eyes ...
"Kind of spooky stuff, but very true"
VB ;o)