Drive Thru Tree Park! Leggett, California! The Chandelier Tree! Red Head in the Redwoods! Big Wood!!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2024
- We stop at the Drive Thru Tree Park, in Leggett, California on our way up the coast towards Canada! We've got some big trees on Vancouver Island, but none that you can drive a vehicle through. I had heard of this drive thru tree for most of my life, so it was cool to finally drive a vehicle thru myself. 2400 years old, 21 feet across, and 315 feet tall! Daaaammn!
I loved the smell of these giant trees.
Amazing!! Now I want a giant samsquatch carving
One on each side as you enter your driveway!! Or.... a row of them where those front trees are??? Nice to see you back here! Thanks for watching!
Really neat and cool. Those trees are amazing and have great energy. Had the pleasure to cruise the CA-1 & 101 December 2021 around Christmas coming up from San Fran. Enjoyed a day in the Oreck area of Redwoods NP at Lady Bird Johnson area, hiked the Tall Trees area. What an incredible sight those trees are. As wide as a Prius!! So tall we couldn’t even see the top of the crowns with a scope! Have you had the experience of exploring Kings Canyon & Sequoia NP in the Lower Sierra’s yet? Went there this past May and those trees impressed me as much and more than these Pacific Redwoods. Mariposa Grove in Yosemite is mighty impressive, they have few of those drive-thru tunnels. Funny to think carriages went through them. Like your videos. I'm a Canuck 6 hrs south of Vancouver Island. Cheers & Happy hiking, eh!
Thanks for tuning in and dropping a line! Nice to hear you're enjoying the vids. Some definitely turn out better than others, but I do enjoy the creative end of it. All those places you mention would be new to me, but sound awesome! Even looking back on these videos, there are so many places we didn't stop, that I'd love to get back to for another round. Mentioning the carriages reminds me of the Alexander Keith's Brewery in Halifax, where the horse drawn carriages had carved gouges into the stone walls at some of the turn points. Places with history definitely give off some cool vibes. Were you on a bike for any of your travels? If so, you still riding? Thanks again for the support, it's encouraging, and I really do appreciate it! Till the next one!