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Giant Sequoias at the Entrance to Trogen Cemetery
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Giant Sequoias at the Entrance to Trogen Cemetery
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Giant Sequoias at the Entrance to Trogen Cemetery
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Sarah
April 23, 2021
Hiking
There are five huge, ancient sequoias here. The largest is over 40 meters high.
The trees actually come from the Sierra Nevada in California, but seeds and plants were brought to Scotland by a shipload in 1853 and were given by Queen Victoria of England to the Prince of Hohenzollern, who resided in Trogen. Since sequoias became a status symbol of wealth in the late 19th century, many of them can be found next to parks, hospitals and villas.
The trees actually come from the Sierra Nevada in California, but seeds and plants were brought to Scotland by a shipload in 1853 and were given by Queen Victoria of England to the Prince of Hohenzollern, who resided in Trogen. Since sequoias became a status symbol of wealth in the late 19th century, many of them can be found next to parks, hospitals and villas.
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•Sarah
April 23, 2021
Mountain biking
There are five huge, ancient sequoias here. The largest is over 40 meters high.
The trees actually come from the Sierra Nevada in California, but seeds and plants were brought to Scotland by a shipload in 1853 and were given by Queen Victoria of England to the Prince of Hohenzollern, who resided in Trogen. Since sequoias became a status symbol of wealth in the late 19th century, many of them can be found next to parks, hospitals and villas.
The trees actually come from the Sierra Nevada in California, but seeds and plants were brought to Scotland by a shipload in 1853 and were given by Queen Victoria of England to the Prince of Hohenzollern, who resided in Trogen. Since sequoias became a status symbol of wealth in the late 19th century, many of them can be found next to parks, hospitals and villas.
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•Harry
July 4, 2018
Mountain biking
Very nice and big trees in front of the cemetery entrance. The cemetery itself is beautiful and dignified.
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