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**ireleda** · 09-21-2012, 12:48 PM

But they do have some beautiful rain forests in the PNW, they are not tropical but they do have giant trees, some of the largest and tallest trees in the world, giant ferns and wet.
Above Aberdeen WN. is such a rain forest on the Olympic peninsula, and down in Sequoia[Redwoods] national forest is wet and huge trees.
Out at Bishop in the edge of Death Valley Calif. they have the Bristlecone pines that are the oldest living trees on the planet, they predate Jesus Christ by a number of years.
And the Sinora Desert is much larger than Mojave, Death valley is names that for a reason and it is the lowest spot in the states at something like 300 feet below sea level I believe. When you live someplace you tend to pay little attn to it, at least I do.

09-21-2012, 12:48 PM	#8
ireleda Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 584 Senior Member	But they do have some beautiful rain forests in the PNW, they are not tropical but they do have giant trees, some of the largest and tallest trees in the world, giant ferns and wet. Above Aberdeen WN. is such a rain forest on the Olympic peninsula, and down in Sequoia[Redwoods] national forest is wet and huge trees. Out at Bishop in the edge of Death Valley Calif. they have the Bristlecone pines that are the oldest living trees on the planet, they predate Jesus Christ by a number of years. And the Sinora Desert is much larger than Mojave, Death valley is names that for a reason and it is the lowest spot in the states at something like 300 feet below sea level I believe. When you live someplace you tend to pay little attn to it, at least I do.
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