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Lone Cypress wrist check in Pebble Beach, CA. This Monterey cypress is one of the most iconic trees in North America. The Lone Cypress is 250 years old and has been able to withstand fierce Pacific storms and winds and has also been scarred by fire.
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Bobraz
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Apr 21, 2019
Beautiful Grand Seiko ! 😍
WileE
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Apr 21, 2019
Love it...when does it drop
RayF
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Apr 21, 2019
Best SKX mod I've seen today. --kidding Been to that location many times, beautiful place. Hey, how about that big house to the right of that spot? What'a home, what a view! I've always wondered who lives in that house. Wait a minute--if that's your Grand Seiko, maybe that big house is your house! Yeah, maybe that's your house, and you're just out front, walking your dog?! Gotta hand it to you, pal--you've got great taste in watches and houses! --yeah, kidding again.
CeeBass
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Apr 21, 2019
RayFYes, I was also wondering who lives in that house. The house isn’t big compared to the other homes in the area...it appears to be no bigger than 2000 sq. ft. living space. However, the view is breathtaking. Imagine waking up with a view of the Pacific Ocean and a view of the most photographed tree in North America, the Lone Cypress! I don’t know when the last time you were there but the Lone Cypress does not look like it used to. Sadly, during a brutal storm earlier this year in February, the tree lost one of its biggest branches and permanently altered its appearance.
RayF
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Apr 21, 2019
CeeBassIt did appear less picturesque than I recalled. Last time I saw it was must have been in the late nineties--I lived about an hour north east of Carmel. Frankly, I'm surprised the tree has lasted that long. There's a another well-known tree in Wyoming, along Interstate 80, near Buford that appears to grow out of a granite bolder. It's not that attractive, but the marker says it was there when the railroad came through in the 1860s. No idea why it hasn't been vandalized or killed off in a blizzard. Hopefully both trees will last a while longer, but it's a tough world out there--even for trees.
fakesnake
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Apr 20, 2019
nice pictures!
erickong
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Apr 20, 2019
Reminds me of the Napoleon Hill quote
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