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You are correct, Barry.

Within walking distance of Stanford University (about 2 miles).

Another view of the church and tree. This tree is within walking distance of a major university that uses this species as its mascot.

Not a Sequoiadendron giganteum , but a Sequoia sempervirens . Redwoods are native to this area and often "volunteer" themselves, but I think that this tree was planted in the front lawn of this ...

This particular tree was likely planted within the past 100 years. It could live for another 2,000 years.

Yes, it's a big one.

Where is this tree?

Corner of Napier Lane and Filbert Street Both Napier Lane and Filbert Street have homes on them that have no automobile access. Filbert Street is a wooden and concrete continuation of paved roads ...

Du hast Recht

An intersection More steps Not at the top yet Let's walk up this street.

Name of the street and city, please.

Forest Park, St. Louis

Shot yesterday on my walk. American white prelicans and cormorants - cropped

Since the state of California has no say in federal policy, you guess correctly.

There will be no fires near Fern Canyon... but you've said that you're not going that far north.

Yep, we're bringing both the CDC and WHO cards. We're on a Douro River cruise just before returning home.  The cruise line is offering COVID tests to passengers for their trip home.

I'm also just three weeks away from a month-long trip to Portugal.  We too are vaccinated, but we'll be extra careful so that we don't end up as a breakthrough case.  We got our HMO to sign-off on ...

Thanks.  I have revisited this particular site, and the tree and rock are sill there.  But there are now other trees blocking the view. ..or maybe I'm just not as willing to scramble down the ...

Pinnacles National Park

Yep, the Spanish never ventured much north of Santa Rosa.  North of there was Russian fur-trapper territory until the mid 19th century.