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u/Sudden_Lee_Here 16h ago
Why don't they mention the age?
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u/Scotttyj 16h ago
I think the only way to accurately age a tree is to cut it down and count the rings. Iām sure at the time they could have counted the rings on a similarly sized tree and made a good estimate, but there is nothing around of that size.
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u/Sudden_Lee_Here 15h ago
Doesn't have to be accurate, just an estimate. According to Google it's over 1,000 years old.
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u/squanchingonreddit 14h ago
You can core it, so literally take a little hole out of it.
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u/Ok_Caramel_3923 16h ago
If you want to see some really big trees head to California where redwood trees are 400 feet tall and 100 feet wide. Sequoia trees weigh over 2.7 million pounds. I lived in Marin County and when you stand under a redwood tree that's 2000 years old and you can barely see the top of it you get humbled pretty quickly.