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Just think about how old that tree was.

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Brian Crowe10 months ago

There is a woods in Ohio that still has Oak trees that have never been cut a virgin forest. Some oaks are 850 years old. Very big.

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Johnny Midnight ⚡️10 months ago

Wow that’s incredible.

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J Montgomery10 months ago

@BrianCr67431326 There’s a cedar tree on top of a inaccessible hill next to a lake, which looks like a giant oak tree I’d say it’s somewhere between 250 400 years old and was never cut down because nobody could reach it

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Brian Crowe10 months ago

@its_The_Dr Goll woods was bought in the 1830s and the owners only let a few trees cut down in WW1. I wish more big trees had been left for future generations.

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J Montgomery10 months ago

@its_The_Dr I read stories that mentioned gigantic Elm trees covered the eastern party of the United States, and someone says people could reverse the branches for miles without ever touching the ground

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Brian Crowe10 months ago

@its_The_Dr Dutch elm disease wiped most of them out. only Chinese Elm are resistant to the disease. Very sad.

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LaGeneraless 🪖10 months ago

Wow.. shame this baby was cut down!

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Gnomie⛓️10 months ago

If trees could talk

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Andrew David10 months ago

If only Trees could only talk 💬 Imagine sitting under them and listening to their stories 🤔

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Marion10 months ago

The largest tree in the world, by volume, is The General Sherman, in Sequoia National Park in California. Estimated to be over 2,200 years old.

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Mindaugas10 months ago

Stelmužės oak Lithuanian natural monument, one of the oldest oak trees in Europe, and the oldest tree in Lithuania. It is estimated that its age is about 1000-1500 or even 2000 years. The oak tree is 23 years old. high, 3.5 m in diameter

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Slate West Texas Reject10 months ago

Interesting but trees don't gain a ring a year. Some years they may gain more depending on the weather and some years less.

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Sinan10 months ago

This plane tree in Bursa, Turkey, is 600 years old.

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Clawsome_Creations10 months ago

"History started in 1776, everything before that was a mistake" Ron Swanson

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TannerTheNerd10 months ago

At least 12 years old

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AsheBTC10 months ago

Whole lotta stuff happen back that way Hit the pipe Walk off This man is a legend

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IHVH10 months ago

I like how he puts the smoke in his mouth as a mic drop.

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Chris Metcalf10 months ago

Wouldn’t you count from the middle out…..?

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CalmCanuck 🇨🇦 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇷 🇺🇸 🇺🇦🇪🇺10 months ago

What's really cool is that you can use dendrochronology to compare these rings to the timbers of an old building or a boat and figure out the age of that building or ship.

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Nolan10 months ago

Great, but... quick question: If this tree is that old and has so much history, why do we as humans need to cut it down?

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AA10 months ago

Keep cutting down our beautiful forest, you'll be lucky there is 25 years left on this planet!

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Miles Wade10 months ago

Appalachia was once full of chestnut trees that lined the mountaintop’s. It’s suggested that some of those trees were in the 800 year range. Too bad they got wiped out by a fungus brought over from the Asian chestnut.

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B10 months ago

This makes me miss my dad. He taught us all of the good stuff!❤️

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John’s Fed Up10 months ago

Was this from a tv show?

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Dangerous Thoughts10 months ago

Almost as old as Mitch McConnel

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Jamie Tennant10 months ago

Now imagine how much paper this will make. A lot of American kids will fail school on the paper from this tree

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Truthspeaks.uk10 months ago

And we've cut most if it down... BUT.. we're not guilty for all of it...

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Bill10 months ago

older than jesus??

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Trent 🇺🇸10 months ago

Why steal @PeterSantenello’s video and not tag him?

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Christopher Borders10 months ago

@DillonSmith923 whoa

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Lori10 months ago

That’s nothing! 😊 I used to go to the Giant Sequoias (Redwoods) in California. There we would Drive Through one of the trees. ✨ 🇺🇸 ✨ ✌️

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Freedom isnt Free10 months ago

Methuselah old !

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Kindtoallrelations10 months ago

If you are looking for a miracle, take your shoes off, step outside and resonate with a tree. -Bill Mollison

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Samm10 months ago

I need a pipe that was too much AURA

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ChezShae10 months ago

He said it was 14050 right? Wonder if he meant 14500? That's an old tree.

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BobbyJeffery10 months ago

@Ryan_B93

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satyanveshi10 months ago

That oak stump video is wild—pins every 25 rings showing it started around 576 AD, with the Declaration of Independence in just the last ~10 rings. Crazy how short our history is compared to these trees. Sad it was cut for landscaping. Ancient oaks like that are living history books. (Stelmužė Oak in Europe is still standing at 1,000–1,500+ years.) Quick note: rings aren’t always 1/year—droughts etc. can mess with the count—so 1,450 is a good estimate. Should we have stronger protections for trees 500+ years old on private land, or too much? What do you think?

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PeaceThroughStrength10 months ago

Thinking about how crAckas kill everything

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Lance Goettl10 months ago

@grok how old is this tree

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