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1_96 Scott Valley, July 16, 1897. were as follows: Height = 125 ft. Measured by Hunt. Trunk = 45 ft. high, before branching Circ. of trunk = 11 ft. at 5 ft. from ground - Oregon Ash (F. Oregana) Height = 90 ft. Circ. = 8.4 ft at 5 ft. - Laurel (U. Californica) Height = 50 to 60 ft. Circ = 6.4 ft at 5 ft. All of these trees were in Scott Valley. The oak must have been crowded when young to attain such a height and to possess such a splendid straight clean trunk. - [Redwoods near Willets -- within about 2 mi. Willets -- 14 mi from Lernki [?]. This information from a man on prong [?] Scotts Valley Creek. |
1_97 Cold Creek, Potter Valley, Compton's, July 17. - Quercus lobata in Potter Valley near Hawn's Ranch -- 23 ft. 7 in. circ. at 5 1/2 ft. from ground. - Ceanothus foliosus, between Compton's & Sanhedrin. - Buckeye, manner of folding leaflets as protection against sun -- conduplication -- in Sanhedrin, grade to Eden Valley. - Pinus Sabiniana, scarcely any shadow cast by its foliage. Abundant after leaving valley -Pinus ponderosa after leaving Cold Creek. -Pseudotsuga Douglasii after leaving valley. - Quercus Douglassii, lobata (one big one 23 ft. 5 in at 5 ft.; Wislizenii. - Fraxinus Oregana, along stream, 15 to 25 ft. high. |
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