GETTING OUT: Coe Parks’ home to ‘Mother of all Madrones’
With the possible exception of clouds, few common sights in nature can inspire more awe than a tree. At 12,000 feet, in the dry desolation of the White Mountains, bristlecone pines grow that were 3,000 years old when Christ was born. The largest giant sequoia, the General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park, weighs nearly 2,000 tons and is 104 feet around at the base. It grew from a seed the size of an oatmeal flake from a cone the size of a walnut.
MLB: For Giants, the sequel is about second phase of torture
The Giants in their celebratory home opener Friday displayed
Reviews: ‘Into The Woods’ and ‘The Full Monty’
Let me say that I have never been a big Steven Sondheim fan
