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Very nice! 

 

I don't ever see western red cedar that size, but it almost looks like sequoia to me. The thickness of the bark and the size of the knots are the indicators, but very hard to tell from a photo.

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Very nice! 
 
I don't ever see western red cedar that size, but it almost looks like sequoia to me. The thickness of the bark and the size of the knots are the indicators, but very hard to tell from a photo.
The main part off the trunk is still standing and about 70 dia at the base.its on the radbourne estate near to home for you john.FB_IMG_1530994010922.jpeg
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19 minutes ago, devon TWiG said:

Could you post some pics of the foliage , because I find it hard to believe that is WRC  looks like Sequoia to me !!   happy to be wrong !!

I think you and Big J are right.  Coastal Redwood though not Sequoia.

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