(visit my week 1 posting for the full story on the baobabs.)

Probably the oldest Baobab, but unconfirmed.

Yes, there is a bar inside the tree.

This tree is inside the Kruger game preserve and requires an escort of armed rangers.

This tree was partially uprooted hundreds of years ago. The roots became branches, creating its unusually symmetrical form.
2 comments:
-- stunning. can't wait to see more.
Woooow! Wow! Wow!
I can´t say much more...
;-)
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