File:Douglas fir-douglasgran-Trondheim Norway.jpg
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English: Douglas fir near Driftsveien in Trondheim, Norway, september 24 2022. Planted late 1800s or early 1900s. During the reforestation of the Bymarka hills near Trondheim, many non-native species were planted.
аԥсшәа: Denne store douglasgrana ved Driftsveien i Trondheim ble plantet sent på 1800-tallet eller tidlig 1900-tall. Den kan være omtrent 40 m høy. Bildet tatt 24. september 2022. |
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| Author | Orcaborealis |
Douglas fir growing at 100 m altitude in Trondheim. Might be one of the tallest trees in the area.
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