Interesting rings on this log I saw on my walk today.
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809 kcal
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Líp: 61,53g | Prot: 38,21g | Carbs : 19,96g.
Pequeno Almoço: Soft Boiled Egg, Bertolli Olive Oil, America's Choice Bacon Thick Sliced, Roma Tomatoes, Coffee, Whole Milk, Calavo Avocado, Cucumber (Peeled), Parmesan Cheese (Grated), Fresh Gourmet Garlic Ginger Wonton Strips. Almoço: Kerrygold Aged Cheddar Cheese, Steak-umm Sliced Steaks. Snacks/Outros: Butter or Sugar Cookie. mais...
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2358 kcal
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Oh wow!!! that is amazing
17 abr 22 por membro: buenitabishop
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17 abr 22 por membro: ridemariel
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That is very interesting. From the looks of the rings, you must live in an area that gets lots of rain. The rimgs on our trees in California are so close together you can’t get the tip of a needle between them
17 abr 22 por membro: Kenna Morton
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17 abr 22 por membro: LivinBreezy
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What a cool photo!! Where was it taken?🤔
17 abr 22 por membro: CrystalJo74
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There was some kind of environmental change when the tree was a young sapling that caused that ring growth to occur and form that shape - there are people who are educated in reading the rings of trees and deciphering what environmental event occurred during that tree's life. Nice photo and very interesting!
17 abr 22 por membro: Jergens123
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Hi CrystalJo, I'm sorry, I did not realize there were comments when I started doing the journal lol. The picture was taken in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
01 set 22 por membro: Sidnay123
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