What is the most majestic tree?
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Kevisaurus is a Carnotaurus today
ANSWERS: 20
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Oak
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Weeping willow for me.
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I would say Willow. I just love willows and they bend with the wind weeping so beautifully. :D
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The mighty Sequoia.
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The "Lost Monarch," measuring 26 feet in diameter and 320 feet in height, is the most "majestic" tree (and arguably the largest). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Monarch
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It has been said, but I have to register my vote for the Weeping Willow.
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It has got to be Bonsai... ITs just gorgeous!
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The giant redwood. I also like the willow, especially the weeping willow. The corkscrew willow is interesting also.
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Tree Rollins. Former Center for the ATL Hawks.
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I would say the Oak Tree, it gives one the feeling of power and longevity!
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A family tree. My second choice is the tree of liberty.
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The California Redwoods, Kev..they are way beyond majestic. By the by, how are your plans coming along for visiting our great state? If and when you do visit, a trip up north through the Redwoods should be a "must see" for you. :) ((hugs))
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Bristlecone Pines are the oldest living things on the earth.
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The oak gets my vote.
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The oak gets my vote.
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The oak gets my vote.
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I think the willow is so graceful and majestic
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The Bonzai gets my vote! Despite its small size, it is still considered as a serious art form in horticulture. Regardless of its miniature proportions, this little tree bears flowers (or fruits) and sheds leaves just like its normal sized counterparts! Isn't that grandiose?
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A weeping Willow is my favorite tree. I love those.
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I'm thinking a money tree would be quite majestic.
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