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Western Railroad Discussion > TREE PHOTO! 4 YardmasterDate: 02/01/01 13:33 TREE PHOTO! 4 Yardmaster Author: dmaffei Heres a tree at the loop that fell many years back.
Dave Date: 02/01/01 14:36 RE: TREE PHOTO! 4 Yardmaster Author: samreeves Ooooh a tree photo! Cantcha tell I'm pumped Bob? Please more trees, less trains!!!
Date: 02/01/01 15:00 RE: TREE PHOTO! 4 Yardmaster Author: Plantman samreeves wrote:
> > Ooooh a tree photo! Cantcha tell I'm pumped Bob? Please more > trees, less trains!!! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BrianPlantphotos/files/Cartier+Railway/R%26N+2300+at+Gordon.jpg Can't get a stand of trees like this in Cali Sam :) Date: 02/01/01 15:58 RE: TREE PHOTO! 4 Yardmaster Author: 2-2-twain Dave! if that tree is down, how do I hold the picture? I know! Bob is holding up the tree "RIGHT" Whew this is rich.
Date: 02/01/01 16:02 RE: TREE PHOTO! 4 Yardmaster Author: samreeves Bob would be watering the tree Conductor Twain...
Date: 02/01/01 16:13 RE: TREE PHOTO! 4 Yardmaster Author: 2-2-twain Yes on one "LEG" Sam
Date: 02/01/01 16:41 Daves photo without the tree. Author: photobob Dave that tree made your photo. As you can see with out the tree it would just be a GE unit with some growth creeping up its side.
Date: 02/01/01 17:28 No trees in California, you sure? Author: fjcaron Check this out Plant, Colfax, CA. :-)
Date: 02/01/01 19:27 RE: No trees in California, you sure? Author: Plantman fjcaron wrote:
> > Check this out Plant, Colfax, CA. :-) Yeah, but are they yellow, orange, red and green? I think not :) Date: 02/01/01 21:13 RE: No trees in California, you sure? Author: Evan_Werkema Plantman wrote:
> fjcaron wrote: > > > > Check this out Plant, Colfax, CA. :-) > > Yeah, but are they yellow, orange, red and green? I think not :) A few minutes of trolling Photobob's site turned up the following: <A HREF="http://www.snowcrest.net/photobob/c40t2.html">http://www.snowcrest.net/photobob/c40t2.html</A> Date: 02/01/01 22:19 RE: No trees in California, you sure? Author: dmaffei Evans right,
We can get some nice fall color in Dunsmuir. Hard to shot that time of year, but when things come together the results can be nice. Dave. BTW, thanks for taking that ugly tree out of my photo Morris! : ) Date: 02/01/01 23:02 RE: No trees in California, you sure? Author: espee2 Nice rust on the bridge. Are you sure this isn't a layout photo?...LOL
<a href="http://tunnel13.com">tunnel13.com</a> Date: 02/02/01 08:19 Re: Dave's late ugly tree Author: Paul_H Judging by the shape of the tree and the way the bark is peeling off, it looks as though it used to be a Digger pine (a.k.a. bull pine, gray pine). Now it's so much topsoil.
=== Paul H! in AtasCal Date: 02/02/01 08:36 A Tree Grows in Walong Author: stivmac And in other parts of CA, AND, for a real treat, the cottonwoods in Cajon Creek get a lovely yellow in the fall, and a great light green in the spring. Sorry to hear of the death of your favorite tree, but are we sure it wasn't some fanatical foamer with a chainsaw, out to get the tree from blocking the view of the train? I HAVE know it to be done, sadly!
Date: 02/02/01 10:27 Re: Dave's late ugly tree Author: JohnSweetser Yes, it was a Digger pine, one of the predominent types of trees in the Tehachapis. This tree shows up in 15,768 photos taken at the Loop, and 12,409 of those photos show the tree still alive.
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