Hi Al, those are fantastic evidences of the past. That means they are submerged in lava when that happened M years ago, and now that level is already the leftover of the degree of erosion. I am tempted to touch and get a pinch of that petrified wood.
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Wow, those petrified trees look so interesting!
ReplyDeleteOh wow....that is really neat. I have never seen anything like that before.
ReplyDeletefantastic old tree
ReplyDeleteThat first photo is incredible.
ReplyDeleteLove the first shot ~ great photos of the petrified trees ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you a fun week ~ thanks ~ ^_^
Hi Al, those are fantastic evidences of the past. That means they are submerged in lava when that happened M years ago, and now that level is already the leftover of the degree of erosion. I am tempted to touch and get a pinch of that petrified wood.
ReplyDeleteWow - what an incredible age those petrified trees are!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of fossil beds.
ReplyDeleteI've seen a few petrified forest in Napa; they're fascinating.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Have hear about that place before but didn't know what can found in there. Thanks for the pictures!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea there were petrified redwoods anywhere.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting!
I didn't remember your earlier posts on this -- did go to the Wiki Link for which I thank you. What a very interesting place.
ReplyDeleteI want to visit this area again, Al. We were so close when we wer ein Cripple Creek last summer. It looks so interesting!
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