On Thanksgiving Day, we took a hike at the Trail of 100 Giants and saw something none of us had ever seen or even considered: how tree limbs are constructed. Notice the star-like design in the picture. Those are cross-sections of limbs. In the lower part of the picture you can see the ends of the limbs, where they came out of the tree trunk.
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12/08/2009
Limbs on a tree
On Thanksgiving Day, we took a hike at the Trail of 100 Giants and saw something none of us had ever seen or even considered: how tree limbs are constructed. Notice the star-like design in the picture. Those are cross-sections of limbs. In the lower part of the picture you can see the ends of the limbs, where they came out of the tree trunk.
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