One of the main reasons we wanted to make a stopover in San Francisco was that we liked to see the Redwood Sequioa sempervirens in its natural surroundings. We found them. At Muir Woods National Monument. We also found a beautiful image of the Redwood at the entrance of Muir Woods. Still a bit of cleaning and it can be used as a real wv/db-production, made after an image at a display at Muir Woods National Monument. I think that will be public enough to publish it as a copyright-free image at wiki.
Here comes the wiki.....
(sorry - while I'm writing this, 20070301; 22:54, in a cabin at Gisborne campsite, I realise that I left my background-info in Tiniroto).
On our way back from Point Reyes to San Francisco (20070209) we saw (a lot of) other specimen of the Redwood, just along the road. But by that time we were so blasé that we didn't even stop (or, to be more correct, we couldn't find a place to park).
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