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Yes that is exactly what I am trying to say. Our state is in about the biggest drought it has ever had. It has been going for many years. It is hard to comprehend but look at the pictures why does the tree line stop were it does. Because this is a river bed. The tree that I have pictured is the thickest I saw and it is towards the outside of the river bed. I guess that is where it has been dry the longest. I can't say how old the others are I guess this has happend over the last 10 years. some towards the middle may be only several years old from there girth but look ancient from the hammering they have taken.

23-May-2006	#16
soltan Wabi and Sabi student Join Date: Apr-2005 Country: australia USDA Zone: 8-9? AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 579	Yes that is exactly what I am trying to say. Our state is in about the biggest drought it has ever had. It has been going for many years. It is hard to comprehend but look at the pictures why does the tree line stop were it does. Because this is a river bed. The tree that I have pictured is the thickest I saw and it is towards the outside of the river bed. I guess that is where it has been dry the longest. I can't say how old the others are I guess this has happend over the last 10 years. some towards the middle may be only several years old from there girth but look ancient from the hammering they have taken. __________________ GROW DAMIT! BRETT AUSTRALIA ZONE 8-9?