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REDWOOD NATIONAL and STATE PARKS California. Redwood Trees. Redwood trees are the tallest trees in the world. They grow in northern California. The barks of redwoods trees are reddish-brown. Crescent City. This road is in Crescent City.
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REDWOOD NATIONAL and STATE PARKS California
Redwood Trees • Redwood trees are the tallest trees in the world. • They grow in northern California. • The barks of redwoods trees are reddish-brown.
Crescent City • This road is in Crescent City. • Crescent City is located along the coast of northern California.
Moro Rock • Moro Rock is in the middle of Sequoia National Park. • Hikers can climb to the top of the rock.
Trails • Visitors can walk along the trails in John Muir Woods. • There are fences along the sides of the hiking trails.
Hiker on Fence • Hikers spend a lot of time looking up at the tops of the redwood trees. • This hiker is sitting on a split rail fence and looking at the trees.
Sentinel • Some redwood trees have names. • The name of this tree is Sentinel. • The word ‘sentinel’ means guard.
Damaged Trunk • The tree on the left was damaged by fire. • Part of its trunk is missing.
Cabin in the Woods • This small cabin is surrounded by beautiful redwood trees.
Log and Ferns • A log is a section of a tree trunk or a thick branch. • Bugs and insects are living on this log. • Green ferns are growing on the ground.
Moss • Moss is growing on the bark of this tree. • Moss is a small green plant with short stems. • It grows in damp shady places.
Snow in Winter • The leaves of redwood trees remain green during the winter, too.
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