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Best Perspective for Size of These Trees
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点评：If you are visiting Kings Canyon National Park on Hwy 180 from Fresno, you will quickly be introduced to the park's Sequoias or at least the remnants once you enter the pay stations. On your immediate right is a parallel parking space and on the left a sequoia stump. If you drive about a mile inside the park there is a parking area with trailhead. However, if you are pressed for time or want to see something interesting when you enter, park at the parallel space and follow the trail on the left as it will take you to the Mark Twain stump.
It is rare for a named sequoia tree to be cut, but in 1891, this tree was cut for scientific purposes by the Museums of Natural History in New York and London. In both cases the museums wanted a full cross section of the tree to displayed to thousands so they could see trees this big and this old did exist. Today, over 130 years after they were cut, the stumps still remain. This grove is littered with dozens of large stumps and two living sequoias. However, the highlight is the Mark Twain stump that is the largest. There are stairs on the stump that allow you to climb on top and see just how large this tree was and how old as you can see hundreds of tree rings.
While the Sherman and Grant trees are amazing to see, the Twain stump is probably the best perspective to just how large these trees are. Look at pictures of our party of four spaced along the diameter with amble room and a selfie on the stump that shows four people cover only a small fraction of this tree. It is truly amazing and something I highly recommend you see on your visit.
It is rare for a named sequoia tree to be cut, but in 1891, this tree was cut for scientific purposes by the Museums of Natural History in New York and London. In both cases the museums wanted a full cross section of the tree to displayed to thousands so they could see trees this big and this old did exist. Today, over 130 years after they were cut, the stumps still remain. This grove is littered with dozens of large stumps and two living sequoias. However, the highlight is the Mark Twain stump that is the largest. There are stairs on the stump that allow you to climb on top and see just how large this tree was and how old as you can see hundreds of tree rings.
While the Sherman and Grant trees are amazing to see, the Twain stump is probably the best perspective to just how large these trees are. Look at pictures of our party of four spaced along the diameter with amble room and a selfie on the stump that shows four people cover only a small fraction of this tree. It is truly amazing and something I highly recommend you see on your visit.
翻译：如果您从弗雷斯诺出发，沿180号公路前往国王峡谷国家公园，进入付费站后，您很快就会被公园里的红杉树，或者至少是其残存的树丛所吸引。您的右侧紧邻一个平行停车位，左侧则是一个红杉树桩。如果您在公园内行驶约一英里，就会看到一个带步道入口的停车区。但是，如果您时间紧迫，或者想在进入公园后欣赏一些有趣的景色，请将车停在平行停车位，然后沿着左侧的步道行驶，您将到达马克·吐温树桩。
一棵以红杉命名的树很少被砍伐，但在1891年，这棵树被纽约和伦敦的自然历史博物馆出于科学研究目的砍伐。这两个博物馆都希望获得这棵树的完整横截面，以便向成千上万的人展示，以便他们能够看到如此巨大和古老的树木确实存在过。如今，在它们被砍伐130多年后，这些树桩仍然屹立不倒。这片树林里散落着数十个大树桩和两棵仍在生长的红杉。然而，最引人注目的是最大的马克·吐温树桩。树桩上有楼梯，可以爬到上面，看看这棵树曾经有多大，有多老，因为你可以看见数百个年轮。
虽然谢尔曼树和格兰特树的景色令人叹为观止，但马克·吐温树桩或许才是展现这些树木雄伟的最佳视角。看看我们一行四人沿着树干直径方向的自拍照片，空间宽敞，还有一张站在树桩上的自拍，四个人只占了这棵树的一小部分。这真是令人叹为观止，我强烈推荐您在参观时去看看。
一棵以红杉命名的树很少被砍伐，但在1891年，这棵树被纽约和伦敦的自然历史博物馆出于科学研究目的砍伐。这两个博物馆都希望获得这棵树的完整横截面，以便向成千上万的人展示，以便他们能够看到如此巨大和古老的树木确实存在过。如今，在它们被砍伐130多年后，这些树桩仍然屹立不倒。这片树林里散落着数十个大树桩和两棵仍在生长的红杉。然而，最引人注目的是最大的马克·吐温树桩。树桩上有楼梯，可以爬到上面，看看这棵树曾经有多大，有多老，因为你可以看见数百个年轮。
虽然谢尔曼树和格兰特树的景色令人叹为观止，但马克·吐温树桩或许才是展现这些树木雄伟的最佳视角。看看我们一行四人沿着树干直径方向的自拍照片，空间宽敞，还有一张站在树桩上的自拍，四个人只占了这棵树的一小部分。这真是令人叹为观止，我强烈推荐您在参观时去看看。
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