A high "tree" burl on a tree 13' in diameter standing close to the old county road on Pacific Lumber Company property on flat north of High Rock about 2 miles north of Dyerville. Note park of scaffolding sunk in tree many years ago by a burl hunter. Burl was evidently not good enough to remove. See also #5851-3. Aug. 2, 1935. E.F
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable No people present in picture
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Identifier
fritz_metcalf-4415
Subject
Burls Sequoia sempervirens Lumber companies - Pacific Lumber Company Trees - Injuries - Mechanical Sequoia sempervirens - Burls Humboldt County
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