The primary flora of the area deserves it's own page

Klee took these with his digital camera. They are from Hendy Woods State Park. An under-appreciated park with some wonderful first growth.

Here is Cyndi for size comparison at the foot of the tree. These are not the biggest by far but they are big and they are protected. The amazing thing about these trees is that they exist at all. They are located in a flat very accessible area most "easy trees" like these were the first ones cut by the loggers.

Our trees are old second growth and not nearly as dramatic as those at Hendy Woods. Still, compared to the logging company land there are many nice ones. The fog is the reason the redwoods exist here at all. For size, the trees in front are standard apples and pears not dwarfs.

This is the grove we call The Stockade because there are six or more trees all lined up in a tight row. That's Robert down there.