The giant sequoias, which are in a group of six, are said to be the largest trees in the Hallerbos and are among the few that survived the First World War. Then the forest was cleared by the Germans who used the wood to build trenches.
There is also an approximately 4 kilometer long walk, called the redwood walk, that passes this group. Near this, and also along the redwood walk, there is another isolated specimen.
The trees are about 40 meters high.

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Location: Halle, Halle-Vilvoorde, Flemish Brabant, Flanders, Belgium

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