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sequoias said:
Guess what kind of tree is this?
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Oh I see... little bit different from Douglas Fir.

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Ummm... Not look like Evergreen Tree. Not Snoq Pass. Or Not Snoq Fall or Steven Pass
Maybe Tree at Yellowstone National Park.

Too tired for me to stay up late night
Good night
 
sequoias said:
Hint: it's not a kind of fir or spruce or even a redwood.
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This morning, I tried to google to find right name of tree. Still stuck!!

Pine or Evergreen Pine?
Cedar?

I do not think - Pine or Cedar.
Cedar is common at near Port Angeles, Wash or Olympic National Park


I tried google at images of fir
Your pic is similar to this picture of Fir.
10-fir-felling.jpg


Cathedral Grove - Digital Media please go down to see "Killing An Ancient Douglas Fir"

Found other picture of Douglas Fir
douglasfirRedCreekTree.jpg


I give up... Time for me to go work
 
It's a kind of pine. ;) Douglas fir do not have reddish bark as they get older. Look at the needles, they are long needles not short needles that douglas fir have. The majority of firs do not have long needles, only in the pine family mainly.

I guess no one else wants to pitch in to answer.
 
sequoias said:
It's a kind of pine. ;) Douglas fir do not have reddish bark as they get older. Look at the needles, they are long needles not short needles that douglas fir have. The majority of firs do not have long needles, only in the pine family mainly.

I guess no one else wants to pitch in to answer.
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Oh no my tree book is for the Eastern US, not the West. :(
 
sequoias said:
Darkage, you sure don't give up...don't you? LOL....

They don't only grow in Washington state, but grow in 6 different regions.
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Smile.... I looked at picture of ground. More like outside from Tacoma/Seattle/Bellingham.
You gave us link to Wikipedia. They showed map. Oh I see, Ponderosa Pine at east side from Cascade (I-90). I used to visited my friends lived in Tri-Cities.
 
I met a person from other place. He brought flag. I never saw that flag. He explained me where he moved to there for job.

Can you find identified of flag?

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LakeTahoe said:
Flag of Nunavut, Canada
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Correct...

How do you know?

I was doing photograph at NCAA Football BOWL. Never saw a fan's flag. I told him that I never saw this flag before. He explained me that he live in far north Canada. How come he loves to watch USA College Football? He was college student in upper NY State. He is big fan for Rutgers (New Jersey)

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Cool...I Googled it..:)

Sorry...I was out all day! :)

OK! Here is the clue...




Name this character and what movie this character was in.


darkage said:
Correct...

How do you know?

I was doing photograph at NCAA Football BOWL. Never saw a fan's flag. I told him that I never saw this flag before. He explained me that he live in far north Canada. How come he loves to watch USA College Football? He was college student in upper NY State. He is big fan for Rutgers (New Jersey)

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LakeTahoe said:
Cool...I Googled it..:)

Sorry...I was out all day! :)

OK! Here is the clue...




Name this character and what movie this character was in.
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Funny you put that up cause I just watched the movie few hours ago. Falkor is the name from movie called Neverending Story.
 
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