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Ed by Ned are 2 trees whose bases grew together. They are located in Sequoia National Park, in the southern Sierra Nevada. The nickname was given to them in 1906 by John and James Jordan. The combined base is 34 feet long, about the size of a swimming pool.

I'm known for my colorist paintings and murals – my goal is to capture my passion for nature and life with color. I have been a professional artist for 40 years, painting in watercolor and acrylics, loving both. It's rejuvenating, like changing the music from opera to rock. My vibrant , close-up watercolor views of animals and food represent a slice of the whole picture, challenging you to look closer – to fill in the rest of the story. My acrylic paintings range from landscapes of the Sierras to murals that tell a much broader story. I am inspired by the foothills and mountains of the Sierras surrounding my gallery, and I looks forward to spending a lifetime painting the area. I live in the most beautiful place in the world. You just...