Check out this big ole' bad boy!

[Ridgewalker]

We took this one outside of Charleston, This old live oak is at Magnolia plantation. That's my wife in the pix, she is 5'4"...

I bet that tree could tell some stories!

 

[creekbend]

Check out this website. World's Oldest Living Tree -- 9550 years old -- Discovered In Sweden

 

[Tollster]

Of of the many trees I have shot over the years, this one while no centurian, it was none the less a beauty. Located on the outer banks. And I few more i have found over the years.

Arkansas cypress

Very dense evergreen forest called the Black Forest in Penns Woods

 

[tallyho8]

I had the largest Pecan tree in Louisiana until Katrina.

Wish I had taken photos of it before it was destroyed.

 

[magicheater]

Of of the many trees I have shot over the years, this one while no centurian, it was none the less a beauty. Located on the outer banks. And I few more i have found over the years.

Arkansas cypress

Very dense evergreen forest called the Black Forest in Penns Woods

Very nice!

 

[Western]

Very nice!

Boy, you got that right, alot of good photos you guys are showing:thumbsup:

When I was a kid, my parents took us to Sequoia National park, those where some Huge trees there too

 

[om21braz]

I had the largest Pecan tree in Louisiana until Katrina.

Wish I had taken photos of it before it was destroyed.

I think the largest Pecan tree I've seen wasn't half the size of yours. That certainly was quite a large example.

 

[beppington]

I like this thread! :thumbsup:

My property has a bunch of really big live oaks on it. I didn't realize others might be as interested to see them as I am. Below is one of the sort of medium sized ones:

(I'll try to take some better pics; this one just happened to get caught in the background of the pics I was taking of the Mule)

 

[beppington]

Then there's this big ol' live oak: The Seven Sisters Oak in Louisiana. The largest certified southern live oak. Estimated to be over 1,500 years old (or over 1,000 depending on what you read). 38-foot trunk:

 

[Brad_Blazer]

The best big trees I've visitedare The Senator in FL Florida's "Methuselah Cypress", "The Senator"
The Grizzly Giant in Yosemite Grizzly Giant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
and the Sitka Spruce here:http://www.quinaultrainforest.com/images/valleyofgiants/GIANTSpg.pdf

One of my property corners is the center of a 54" tulip poplar. A more perfect specimen right in front of my house is about 40".