Scarred Tree

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Sean
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Post by Sean »

We found this interesting scene on Wright Mountain, one tree had fallen into another tree, leaving huge scars in the bark of the still-standing tree.

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Cecelia looking at the roots of the fallen tree.

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View of the direction of the treefall. Scarred tree in the distance.

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See the clawlike gashes in the trunk?
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It was the squatch, not the falling tree.
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Post by Sean »

HikeUp wrote: It was the squatch, not the falling tree.
I hadn't considered that possibility, but now that you mention it Squatch probably knocked over the tree to disguise his claw markings as scars from the downed tree. Clever beast!