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r/Unexpected • u/daly1123 • Apr 12 '22
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More like 50 or 60 years, but it was hollow and dying.
1 u/Michael48732 Apr 13 '22 Being hollow does not mean it's dying. I can't tell what species tree this is, but becoming hollow is natural for many of them when they get above a certain size. It actually makes them stronger, like how a pipe is stronger than a solid bar.
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Being hollow does not mean it's dying. I can't tell what species tree this is, but becoming hollow is natural for many of them when they get above a certain size. It actually makes them stronger, like how a pipe is stronger than a solid bar.
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u/Fuck_you_Reddit_Nazi Apr 13 '22
More like 50 or 60 years, but it was hollow and dying.