Driftwood
Dried and dead trees.
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West Peak / Metacomet Trail - Skeletal Wood A piece of driftwood like the eye of a creature looks up from the side of the Metacomet Trail on West Peak, CT. See also… 5/28/2005 |
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West Peak / Metacomet Trail - Sprawled Tree An oddly shaped fallen tree at the threshold of the west facing cliff of West Peak. The grass that is common on this side of West Peak (and uncommon on ridgelines in Connecticut) picks up again in this section. See also… 5/28/2005 |
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Monadnock / Marlboro Trail - Ent Tree A complex history of growth and decay probably led to this bizarre tree form. See also… 10/11/2004 |
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Mount Watatic, Wapack / Midstate Loop - Branch Knob This tree shows a unique pattern of insect and woodpecker damage, along with decomposition. See also… 5/25/2002 |
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Mount Watatic, Wapack / Midstate Loop - Waved Wood This shows a burl without bark. What causes this sort of formation is not strictly known, but may be genetics, disease, mutation, a tumor, or something completely different. See also… 6/1/2002 |
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