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| I guess all coast redwood pictures end up looking the same: an endless trunk going up into the light... |
| Despite heavy damage from fire, this tre is still standing! |
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| This the first Handicap accessible forest I've evr seen (which is a great thing!)... |
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| The trail opened up on this abandonned track: it is what's left from a cork screw trestle that was damaged behond repair by a fire. |
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| Yes, there is a trestle down there, somewhere... |
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| Down in that cut is the end of the switchback track that is now used instead of the cork screw trestle. |
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| Typical logging track construction... |
| This is the switch in the midle of the switch back. The steep grades are clearly visible. |
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