Yes sir. Actually, there are very few trees like this left on this planet and luckily I was able to capture its last moments.

This is lumber fit for the museum

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Why? What makes them so special

I believe several things make them special. 1. is the size of them 2. how long it takes to grow a tree that massive. 3.the beautiful grain they produce. 4. you can't go down yo your local lumber company and buy this kind pf product. Thank you for asking... @@justinh2701

People are gradually destroying their own lives. like war

Awwwh I guess you wipe your ass with your finger

It’s not that we don’t understand. Many of us are woodworking enthusiasts, and we can recognize a tree that was laying in a bog or lake for quite some time. This tree was not cut down while it was alive-you can tell by the condition of the bark and the amount of mud that they had to wash off. It fell and lay submerged for a long time before it was discovered and sold to this saw mill. The saw marks that you are noticing were from cutting the tree into smaller, transportable sections. This section alone weighted several tons, so there was no way to transport it while it was still intact. Submerged trees of this size and quality are extremely rare-so much so that people literally hunt bogs and wetlands for them, as their full time occupation. When they are found and sold, they can change the socioeconomic trajectory of an entire family, lifting them out of poverty for generations, if they spend the proceeds wisely. So I, perhaps we, prefer to think of this as a life-changing gift from nature.

No need to be upset. The earth is meant to produce resources for us to use. Its a bigger waste to just let things grow and die without doing anything beneficial with it. Think about how many fruits off of trees just grow and decay because no one and nothing came around to eat them for example.

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Except the part where dumbasses chopped it down

Yes sir! I hope it will live forever as an eternal monument

Cannot be transported to a museum, sir

And you should not use any wood for any reason DA

Have you ever thought maybe it was dead?

It had fallen already, as to not infect the other trees they chopped in up and the good pieces were sold, all proceeds will go back to the trees

The tree must thousand years old

There is any number of reasons ,ide like to think it naturally fell over given its size as can't see a saw big enough to cut that down , and life on earth includes plants and trees and its a fact that one day all life dies. Do you think there are trees out there with Dino pee splattered up them , no they are long gone and for someone to naturally think someone needs to go to jail just take a look what your sitting on , it's more than likely made of wood

Please follow me! I will show you beautiful works from it

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I will talk about it in the following videos

Five minutes of research: did a search for the largest trees in Asia. Seems the three largest are a cypress, a fir, and a meranti. Visual clues in the video indicate meranti. It’s a shame such a big tree was cut down, but it looks like it was cut down a long time ago, and it would be a shame that the wood was just left the rot.

Yes sir. In fact, this tree will be about 40 meters long. To transport it, the log must be broken into smaller pieces

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Are not. Take a look at its outer shell. It was quite rotten, showing that it died a long time ago! but I don't know how the person who got this huge log transported it here

I explained this to someone else....they cry about the tree being cut down, when you can clearly see by the outside surface, this tree has been waterlogged or mudbogged for centuries and just recently been unearthed or dragged......and that this old growth lumber and primordial logs are worth thousands of dollars.

it is used to create monolithic tables that serve the biggest and wealthiest tycoons around the world

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@@garyduscha2579 Yes, very RICH PEOPLE!!!

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it died and lay deep in the forest until people discovered it; Its shell was quite rotten

Yes, thank you for your comments

Yes, thank you for your comments

yes sir

thanks my bro

It's very big, isn't it, sir?

Red kumquat, other names such as tiger skin, ca te (two-part nomenclature: Afzelia xylocarpa), is a species of plant in the legume family, growing in some Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. Characteristic Large tree, gray-white, rough bark. Low branching. The leaves are evenly pinnately compound, the leaflets are oval shaped, the tip has a blunt convex tip, and the tail is nearly round. Flowers are cluster-shaped, bisexual, white corolla, 1 petal, round shape with long claws. Glass-shaped bean pods. The fruit skin turns black when ripe. Seeds are cylindrical with edges, hard black seed coat, hard light yellow umbilical cord. The tree grows slowly, likes light, is distributed in evergreen or semi-deciduous forests, grows on flat land or drained slopes, deep soil layer, average soil mechanical composition.

It should have been preserved for history not cut up. Disgusting

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Thank my bro

5 tons sir

it will contribute to changing the economy in a small area. They can build tourist areas to display products made from it

To cut a tree like this requires a lot of meetings and opinions from the giants who own it

Not mahogany, sir. But thank you very much for your concern

Cedar or Cyprus

Hemlock

No sir

No sir

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It doesn’t matter if it was a giant redwood! This tree wasn’t cut for harvesting. It was already dead and down. The saw marks are from sectioning it for transport. All things in nature have a finite lifespan, and even sequoias die and fall down. Judging from the appearance of the bark and the amount of mud on this tree, this one had been submerged for some time before it was harvested. Trees that have been submerged in bogs for long periods are highly prized for their wood-people literally hunt for them in hopes of a huge payday.

ekop zing sir

Thank you for expressing my feelings. Once again thank you very much

yep.grieving.

Yes ma'am. Unfortunately! But it will stay with us forever

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How old do you think it is?

amen

I also don't know why the tree fell! But we heard from them that it died in the Amazon jungle and we bought it back, sir

it's too big compared to other trees

yes sir

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The width is 4m, the average thickness is 25cm, the length is 3.8m and the log weight is about 60 tons.

a wooden one

Try to guess what kind of tree it is that can be so huge

Try to guess what kind of tree it is that can be so huge

yes sir

no sir

no sir

great idea

When the tree dies, the environment and harsh weather are the causes of wood cracking

People are gradually destroying their own lives. like war

I've said the same thing for decades... tress live, breath, feel and are one of God's creations.

It's about 7 tons sir

yes sir

ekop zing sir

no sir

cold car sir

yes sir

What did you see?

​@@luatmacI noticed that the tree was becoming into a stage of turning into stone.

Everything in this world has a lifespan. Likewise, trees cannot endure and live forever

I see it was attacked by a Canada wood beaver 🇨🇦🍁🪵🦫

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The fool has no money to buy it sir

we are used to it

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yes sir

Apparently a couple hundred years ago. 😂

It doesn't matter if it's a giant redwood! This tree is not cut down for harvesting. It's dead. The saw marks are from dividing it for transport. Everything in nature has a limited lifespan, even coniferous trees die and fall. Based on the appearance of the bark and the amount of mud on this tree, this tree was submerged in water for some time before being harvested. Trees that have been submerged in swamps for long periods of time are prized for their wood - people literally hunt them down in the hope of making huge sums of money.

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Nature's laws of survival, sir. It's hard to explain a rather long story, everything on the planet has a lifespan and this tree is too old, it cannot bring abundant oxygen to the earth, so it needs to make room for other ecosystems. new state

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Humans always find ways to destroy the world! just like war

They didn’t harvest this tree while it was alive. It had already fallen and was submerged in water when it was found. The saw marks that you see are from sectioning it for transport-this piece alone probably weighed 10 tons or more.

The log weighs about 60 tons, sir

If you don't like this ,Then you should never check out the History of the PNW . P.S. I have lived here since I was born beautiful place.

We are free about our needs

That's right! Humans are the cruelest animals

absolutely not

How old do you think it is?

Where can I see that tree?

In the forest

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Redwood is abundant on this planet

​@@luatmacRedwood are trees at risk of extinction due to climate change

South Africa sir

human greed

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human greed

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Thanks my bro