Traveling Forest
These trees lived 200 million years ago. Since then the continental drift took these trees that were once at the equator and over time brought them to their cur...
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These trees lived 200 million years ago. Since then the continental drift took these trees that were once at the equator and over time brought them to their current location in Arizona. I saw this one tree that looked like it had been cut and ready to be split into fire wood. This wood can weight up to 200 Lbs per cubic foot. It has a hardness of 7.8 on the 10 on the Mohs scale that measures scratch resistance. The colors the minerals in the silica-saturated water.
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sue-zon
September 07, 2017
Such an interesting image . . . and story of how they came to be where and how they are!
TCGold
September 09, 2017
That's a great shot, there was a little sadness at first, thought it was a good photo but another forest gone, then I read your commen. ????????
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nina050
September 12, 2017
So hard to imagine how much time it took for this "tree" to become what it is today.......amazing capture.
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