One day in Glacier National Park, we hiked through giant cedar, hemlock and black cottonwood trees to Avalanche Lake. The cedars were so large, it would take three people holding hands to encircle one. The next day, we hiked the Apgar Lookout trail, through the forest that burned in 2003. (That fire caused us to cancel our trip planned then and we are now getting here 9 years later.) Pines have grown back on Apgar trail to just the right size for a Christmas tree in a small apartment — 5 feet tall and skinny. I could encircle the trunk with my thumb and forefinger. Small but growing, burned but not obliterated.
Apgar Lookout Trail, Glacier National Park
jennifer follis 
Jennifer, you look like you could run up and down those trails!
I thought you were going to say like Mitt Romney, “The trees are just the right height.” But you kept the sentence going. Blessings!