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CA280809 the sandy beach on the Pacific Ocean near the beginning of Redwoods National and State Park was followed by this group of small cat-tail like grasses outside the Park information center.  There I was directed to the Lady Bird Johnson Trail to see the redwoods which were my main reason for including California on my August 2002 Pacific Northwest Tour	CA280810	CA280811
CA280812	CA280813 the foliage at the top of each redwood gathers the energy for its growth.  The trees are so tall and the canopy so thick that it is difficult to see or photograph such a view	CA280814
CA280815 other plants grow in the redwood forest, including these ferns	CA280816	CA280817
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CA280825 above and at right, delicate mosses abound in the redwood forest	CA280827	CA280826
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The photos in this album were recorded on August 8, 2002 by Bob Grumbine using a 2.1 megapixel Olympus C-700 Ultra Zoom digital camera with 10x optical zoom and 2.7x available digital enhancement for total zoom capability of 27x