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I extrapolated the tree's height based on the fact that it took 3 days to disappear over the horizon, assuming that Faerie has the same curvature as Earth. Based on the tensile strength of wood, a tree of this height is theoretically possiple. Height = ~2km width = ~75m (based on a 3.5 height to diameter ratio) Without further adu, here a pixel by pixel acurate drawing of the height  (remember, I said to scale not good. The photo is from http://www.lbdassociates.com/s...up/NYC%20Skyline.htm) Edit: fixed linkThis message has been edited. Last edited by: aztennenbaum, | ||
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hahahaha! very cute  ~ I prefer to live in a country that's small, and old, and where no one would ever have the NERVE to wear a cape in public, whether they could leap tall buildings in a single bound or not. the parrot... ...gets tiresome. the parrot... ...i ate him. CHIKKINZ? | |||
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Neil Gaiman www.NeilgaimanBoard.com www.NeilgaimanBoard.com Neil's Other Works Stardust A to scale depiction of the city-tree in stardust
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