Flood damage and massive recent snowfall kept us from the higher elevations of Gifford Pinchot National Forest, and there was enough snow at lower elevations to pose a challenge to our 4WD Blazer. We eventually parked the Blazer and struck out on showshoes; surprisingly, it only took us about an hour of searching to find a nice Blue Spruce. It wasn't until we got home that we realized just how big it was. It is almost of Griswoldian proportions. Fortunately we have 18' vaulted ceilings.
Have I mentioned recently that I love living in the Northwest? Yup.





4 comments:
Is that D. standing next to the tree? It's frigging HUGE!
"Griswoldian proportions". Nice :)
That's actually a noble fir. Nice tree, though, especially since it would have run about $75 (even around here)!
Heh...thanks anon, duly noted. My tree recognition skills are lacking :-).
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