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The Latin name for the coast redwood translates as the ever-green sequoia, often translated as “ever-living.” Redwoods are survivors from 250 million years ago and continue to be the dominant tree in the forests where they grow. Around 25 million years ago they could be found across the entire northern hemisphere, making them older than [...] City Sightseeing San Francisco – Support Haiti Day. Locals ride free Ironically, the area that is now Muir Woods National Monument was saved from logging because in the 19th century it was just too hard to get there. Located just 12 miles from the Golden Gate Bridge, this old-growth stand is now wonderfully accessible to anyone who wants to take a walk in the woods. If [...] |
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