The Boole Tree is an extraordinary natural treasure, ranking as the sixth-largest Giant Sequoia in the world and the largest known in the Sequoia National Forest. Named in 1895 by A.H. Sweeny, a doctor from Fresno, it honors Franklin A. Boole, the logging supervisor who played a crucial role in protecting this magnificent tree due to its impressive size. This giant's grandeur is remarkable and perfect for an unforgettable photo.

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Location: Giant Sequoia National Monument, Tulare County, California, United States

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