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  • A nearly 100 year old tree stump in the Tillamook State Forest, Oregon. The area was extensively burned in a series of forest fires starting in 1933 which are now called the Tillamook Burn. The forest was replanted from 1949 to 1973 in the largest reforestation project of its kind.
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  • Coastal erosion uncovers 2000 year old tree stumps, called the "Ghost Forest" near Neskowin, along the Oregon coast. The stumps were once part of an inland forest that was eventually flooded by the surf and preserved under the sand.
    neskowin_ghost_forest_41308GFb-62.jpg
  • Coastal erosion uncovers 2000 year old tree stumps, called the "Ghost Forest" near Neskowin, along the Oregon coast. The stumps were once part of an inland forest that was eventually flooded by the surf and preserved under the sand.
    neskowin_ghost_forest_41308GFb-49.jpg
  • Coastal erosion uncovers 2000 year old tree stumps, called the "Ghost Forest" near Neskowin, along the Oregon coast. The stumps were once part of an inland forest that was eventually flooded by the surf and preserved under the sand.
    neskowin_ghost_forest_41308GFb-51.jpg
  • Coastal erosion uncovers 2000 year old tree stumps, called the "Ghost Forest" near Neskowin, along the Oregon coast. The stumps were once part of an inland forest that was eventually flooded by the surf and preserved under the sand.
    neskowin_ghost_forest_41308GFb-66.jpg
  • Coastal erosion uncovers 2000 year old tree stumps, called the "Ghost Forest" near Neskowin, along the Oregon coast. The stumps were once part of an inland forest that was eventually flooded by the surf and preserved under the sand.
    neskowin_ghost_forest_41308GFb-63.jpg
  • Coastal erosion uncovers 2000 year old tree stumps, called the "Ghost Forest" near Neskowin, along the Oregon coast. The stumps were once part of an inland forest that was eventually flooded by the surf and preserved under the sand.
    neskowin_ghost_forest_41308GFb-19.jpg
  • An old clear cut in the Clatsop State Forest, in the coastal mountains of Oregon.
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  • A western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) grows from the nutrients provided by a rotting stump of a douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) in coastal forest in northern Oregon. Photographed on land managed by the North Coast Land Conservancy.
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  • A western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) grows from the nutrients provided by a rotting stump of a douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) in coastal forest in northern Oregon. Photographed on land managed by the North Coast Land Conservancy.
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  • A western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) grows from the nutrients provided by a rotting stump of a douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) in coastal forest in northern Oregon. Photographed on land managed by the North Coast Land Conservancy.
    night_forest_102309Nl-23F.jpg
  • Western Hemlock trees (Tsuga heterophylla) gather nutrients by tapping into the decaying stump of a sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) along the oregon coastal forest managed by the North Coast Land Conservancy. North coast of Oregon.
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