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Some of the trees are 200 feet tall…
A FOREST IN THE CLOUDS

Sutro Cloud Forest
The three photographs below are from Paul Hudson, used on this website with permission.
EVENING

Evening in the forest

Peephole through the trees
A BRIGHT DAY

On a bright day, the shaded woods
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NATIVE GARDEN, LATE SUMMER

Native garden 2 – MS

Flammable dry wood in the forest (Credit: MS)
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Sutro’s future? The receding treeline of Mt Davidson
The trees in this picture are in the Edgewood felling zone. If they are chopped down, hikers in the forest will get a clear rear view of the hospital, the new stem-cell research building, and the power plant.
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south ridge – the forest in Forest Knolls

Sutro Forest viewed from Forest Knolls
Below: In Japan, the home of gardening as an elevated art-form, there’s a style called “Borrowed scenery.” The garden is designed to include the vista, typically a mountain. Perhaps that’s what the designers here intended: The wooded Mt Sutro is a lovely backdrop to a Stow Lake vista. (Photo credit: LC.)

Stow Lake with Sutro Forest


































I would love to share with you a picture I took today. I don’t see a similar one on your website. I don’t see a place to attach it.
I’ll check out the blog.
Vickie, thanks! We’ve added it here, as well as giving it a separate post.
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i will be gathering my collections of fog and the treeline as taken from 18th and Treat over the last three years. for now please take a look at my flikr account gerardsfg the latest photo captures some of the emotion in the room Monday night [Feb 25, 2013 meeting.]
[Webmaster: Gerard, if you would email us some pictures, we would be happy to put them up here, with attribution. We only need 600x400 pixels.]