A Giant Sequoia at the tiny Train-des-Pignes station in the village of Barrême, Haute de Provence, France, Europe.

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A Giant Sequoia at the tiny Train-des-Pignes station in the village of Barrême, Haute de Provence, France. Introduced into Europe in 1853, this is the most massive tree in the world. It lives for over 3000 years and grows to over 80 m high, with a girth of 24 m. In Europe for less than 200 years, the Giant Sequoia reaches 50 m, with a girth of 7 m.

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Size: 3399px × 5100px
Location: Train-des-Pignes station in the village of Barrême, Haute de Provence, France, Europe.
Photo credit: © Vicki Wagner / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No

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