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Alex Turner
American, b. 1984

Alex Turner American, b. 1984

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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Alex Turner, "The Boole Tree” Giant Sequoia, Estimated 2,000 Years Old, With 130 Year Old Carvings, Fresno County, CA, 2025

Alex Turner American, b. 1984

"The Boole Tree” Giant Sequoia, Estimated 2,000 Years Old, With 130 Year Old Carvings, Fresno County, CA, 2025
Gelatin silver print mounted to museum board
45 x 18 in.
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'The Boole Tree,' the sixth-largest living sequoia, was the only mature tree left standing by loggers in the Converse Basin Grove in the late 1800s—spared due to its size. A...
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"The Boole Tree," the sixth-largest living sequoia, was the only mature tree left standing by loggers in the Converse Basin Grove in the late 1800s—spared due to its size. A historic photo from the 1890s shows dozens of loggers gathered at its base, their names, hometowns, and dates carved into the trunk. Though long healed and nearly invisible to the naked eye, these inscriptions reappear more than 130 years later when viewed through a thermal camera, where the scar tissue emits less heat than the surrounding bark
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