Todd Forrest says: "This looks like a maple tree. Maple wood iswhat they use for bowling alleys." Photo by Roe EthridgeTodd Forrest says: "These are palms and a cypress."Photo by Kevin TrageserTodd Forrest says: "This is Casuarina equisetifolia, the Australian pine, which is not reallya pine and is one of the nastiest invasives out there. It hurts your feet when you walk on the beach."Photo by Isabel Asha PenzlienTodd Forrest says: "These are just run-of-the-mill woods somewhere up north. Mostlikely oaks, maples, hickories…that sort of thing." Photo by Michael VahrenwaldTodd Forrest says: "Here is the Norfolk Island pine, houseplant extraordinaire."Photo by Todd SeelieTodd Forrest says: "The birch tree. Best for canoes and beer."Photo by Glynnis McDarisTodd Forrest says: "I'd guess this is an oak savannah somewhere in California.It's pretty. Probably the site of a future housing development."Photo by Jason Frank RothenbergTodd Forrest says: "These are coconut palms. The fruits floatacross oceans and the seeds germinate on faraway beaches."Photo by Jeremiah ClancyTodd Forrest says: "Who knows for sure? Possibly the barkof a flowering dogwood, a beautiful tree that's dying everywhere."Photo by Peter Sutherland
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