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Tingle Forest The Walpole-Nornalup National Park is the only place where the red tingle tree (Eucalyptus Jacksonii) is found. They are the largest based of all the eucalypts with a girth of up to 26 metres. Growing up to 75 metres tall this buttressed, rough barked tree, can live to over 400 years old. There is also a yellow tingle tree (Eucalyptus Guilfoyle) which doesn’t grow as wide as the red tingle tree. Tingle trees are often ‘hollowed out’ by fire and fungal attack however their structure means that they can continue to grow. An example of this is the Giant Tingle Tree near Walpole, other examples can be found along the Ancient Empire Walk at the Valley of the Giants. The Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk gives visitors a different perspective of the tingle forest from 38 metres above the forest floor. |
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