This is a picture from the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival
held in China. Here's the
Wiki Page
on it and run a Google image search for it.
The night shots are incredible.
Renee: "You're freakin meowt lol."
Sunny: "I gotta stop drinking!"
Ever: "Gotta really concentrate to see it lol."
Bob: "Don't stare at that after burning a doob."
Fre: "Instant motion sickness. Worse than an earthquake lol."
Kris: "Ok, this is good! I'm nauseous and impressed!"
Located in the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park in Tulare County, California,
it is neither the tallest nor the widest tree in the world but it is the largest living
single stem tree by volume at 1,487 cubic meters (52,513 cu ft),
with an estimated age of 2,300 - 2,700 years.
Wiki Page
Hiking: "I have visited the Sequoia National Park....and seen this tree.
The General Sherman is absolutely breath taking! Actually, the shear
size of all the trees here humble you. If you have not seen this
tree in person, it is worth putting on your bucket list!"
Sunny: "I have seen this tree!"
Kris: "September 16, 2021, the tree was threatened by the KNP Complex Fire
in Sequoia National Park. Park and firefighting personnel wrapped the tree's
base in a protective foil usually used on structures in case the wildfire
approached the General Sherman Tree - which, in the end, was left unharmed.
Foil saved this tree! It is grand, beautiful and strong. See it someday if you can!"
Hiking: "Foil, not just for TV antennas!
Kudos to all those amazing firefighting personnel."
Bluz: "The scale of it is unbelievable"