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Infernalism t1_j9mdg7d wrote

looks outside at blowing snow and 2 foot drifts

yeah, okay

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michiness t1_j9nc2b0 wrote

Most of California is getting a snowstorm this week, including Redwood NP, so idk what OP is talking about.

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YukariYakum0 t1_j9mlx8d wrote

looks at thermometer in South Texas

91 degrees

🌴🏖🌞🏄🌴

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Staebs t1_j9pf99p wrote

People shit on the weather there but honestly with a nice winter, spring, and fall you get a lot of pleasant days. Especially a ways away from the gulf to cut down on the humidity a bit. On the other hand where I live in Canada almost the entire winter, and half the spring and fall are unpleasant and the summer is very humid anyway, so you guys don’t have it that bad.

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skylightyourlife t1_j9miwqv wrote

so much prettier than the winter storm right outside my window!!

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StuartScottsLeftEye t1_j9nf05b wrote

Those aren't redwoods. Redwood bark is red and very soft, with sinewy/threadlike texture on the outside - not this chunky brown scaly looking bark. Also they are more tapered with a wider base, and typically don't have the moss hanging from low branches (or have low branches) like this photo.

There are a number of forests that look like this photo in northern California, and they're beautiful, but those aren't redwoods.

Source: grew up with redwoods on my property, googled to double check I wasn't misremembering.

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StrangeSherbert0 t1_j9pbqyo wrote

My first thought too. Based on the branches in the background, they look to be Western Hemlocks (Tsuga heterophylla). Looks more like Western WA than Northern CA.

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wetforhouseplants t1_j9muhgg wrote

😍 this looks almost surreal with the light. Gorgeous photo

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AbleCained t1_j9nji9i wrote

Southern hemisphere person here... Sadness. We're going into autumn.

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yeflynne t1_j9njnt9 wrote

I love nature

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mikepoland t1_j9oaj6g wrote

I don't think spring will hit Wyoming for another 2 months lol.

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sm0gs t1_j9oyb7z wrote

Gorgeous lighting!

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purpleyak0 t1_j9p95eu wrote

Nice, post a copy also in r/rhododendron

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ppman222 t1_j9ps3wa wrote

This pic goes so hard

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Wolf-ed t1_j9qi4x1 wrote

Not in Canada

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dhebert1980 t1_j9mnh0w wrote

We call them azaleas in Louisiana. Pretty

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Bosswashington t1_j9mu58h wrote

They are called rhododendrons in Louisiana. Azaleas can be the same color purple, but the leaves are much smaller, and closer together.

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cote112 t1_j9prdfe wrote

Azaleas are a different plant. They are related though.

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