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USA, Alaska, Anan Creek. Scenic of creek between cypress trees. Credit as: Don Paulson / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

WASHINGTON: RED CEDAR, c1920. A car driving through a red cedar tree trunk along the Pacific Highway in Washington State, c1920

Illustration of Cedrus libani var. stenocoma (Turkish Cedar)

Illustration of flag of Lebanon, white stripe between two horizontal red stripes, with green cedar in center

A hollow old growth giant redwood tree along the path to South Beach in Pacific Rim National Park near Tofino; British Columbia, Canada

The Cedar Boardwalk Path On The Shorepine Bog Trail In Pacific Rim National Park Near Tofino; British Columbia Canada

Japan, Wakayama, Kumano Kodo, Large cedar tree trunks in forest, close-up
Kumano Old Road/Kumano Kodo, Cedar, World Heritage, Wakayama, Japan

A Hollow Old Growth Giant Redwood Tree Along The Path To South Beach In Pacific Rim National Park Near Tofino
British Columbia, Canada

The Cedar Boardwalk Path In The Shorepine Bog Trail In Pacific Rim National Park Near Tofino
British Columbia, Canada

LOG STRIPPERS, 1936. Two carpenters stripping logs for shelters at Wilson Cedar Forest, near Lebanon, Tennessee. Photograph by Carl Mydans, March 1936

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Cedar Waxwing adult eating a berry. Date:

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Cedar Waxwing young. Date:

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Cedar Waxwing adult. Date:

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Cedar Waxwing adult eating a berry. Date:

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Cedar Waxwing adult. Date:

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Cedar Waxwing adult. Date:

Source Size = 3756 x 1271
DISCOVERIES IN THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PYRAMID: 1. Original Casing Stone from North Side; 2. Granite Ball, 1 lb. 3 oz. weight; 3. Piece of Cedar, apparently a Measure; 4

Source Size = 3774 x 1770
The Grand Cedar Avenue, the Emperors Sylvan Court

Source Size = 2412 x 1559
Cedar Struck by Lightning, at Henley-Upon-Thames, 1852

General Sheridan at Cedar Creek, American Civil War, United States of America, US
General Sheridan at Cedar Creek, American Civil War, United States of America, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

DRAWN BY PERCY MACOUOID, THE GREAT OLD CEDAR, Percy Macquoid, 1852-1925, was an English artist and illustrator described as the non plus ultra of elegance and mild refined feeling, engraving 1890

David and Nathan, print maker: Louis Bernard Coclers, Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, 1756 - 1817

Saint Gines de la Jara; Luisa Roldan (called " La Roldana" ), Spanish, 1652 - 1706, Polychromer: Tomas de Los Arcos, Spanish, born 1661; Spain, Europe; 1692

Table; Attributed to Andre-Charles Boulle, French, 1642 - 1732, master before 1666; Paris, France, Europe; about 1680; Oak veneered with marquetry tortoise shell, pewter, brass, ebony, horn, ivory

Box; Attributed to Andre-Charles Boulle, French, 1642 - 1732, master before 1666, and perhaps Gobelins Manufactory, French, active 1662 - present; Paris, France

Western Hemlock; cedar; Grove of the Patriarchs; Mount Rainier National Park; Washington; USA

Western Hemlock, cedar, Grove of the Patriarchs, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington; USA

USA, Washington State. Looking up toward tall, mature, old growth conifers at Grove of the Patriarchs, Mt. Rainier NP

USA, Oregon, Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness. Incense cedar tree. Credit as: Steve Terrill / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Cedar Breaks National Monument, Cedar City, Utah, USA, America

Cedar Breaks National Monument, Cedar City, Utah, USA, America

Pile of cut cedar tree bark for recycling, Quebec, Canada

CATALOGUS PLANTARUM, 1730. Bermudas Cedar, Small Coned Fir Tree, and Small Leaved Fir with loose cones. Engraving after a drawing by Jacob van Huysum, from Catalogus Plantarum, London, 1730

CANADA: CANOE-MAKING, 1858. A Canadian man making a canoe out of cedar and birchbark. Engraving, English, 1858

LUMBER CAMP, c1902. Cedar bark cabin in a lumbering camp in Washington State. Photograph, c1902

WASHINGTON: LUMBERING. A lumberjack with his family admid huge cedar and fir logs in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photographed in 1902

WASHINGTON: LUMBERJACKS. Lumberjacks with huge cedar and fir logs using a steam railroad to move the heavy load, Washington State. Photographed by T.M. Kelso. in 1902

LUMBERJACK FAMILY, c1899. A family of lumberjacks posing with Washington cedar and fir timber in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photograph, c1899

CIVIL WAR: CEDAR LEVEL. Commissary depot at Cedar Level, Virginia. Photograph, 1864

PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914. A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly in British Columbia. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1914

KWAKIUTL WOMAN, 1914. The daughter of a Nakoaktok chief on the coast of British Columbia, Canada, seated on a blanket-covered board and wearing a cedar bark cape

KWAKIUTL WEAVER, c1894. A Kwakiutl woman weaving a cedar mat, with a rocking cradle suspended at left, in the village of Tsaxis on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

CANADA: CEDAR BARK FABRIC. A partially woven sheet of cedar bark fabric hanging in front of a Native American house in British Columbia, Canada. Photographed c1900

KOPRINO CHIEF, 1914. Qa hila, a young Koprino chief from Quatsino Sound, on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, British Colubmia, Canada, wearing a dentalium shell nose ornament

KOSKIMO MAN, 1914. Yakotlus, a Koskimo Native American man from Quatsino Sound, on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, British Colubmia, Canada. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, 1914

CLAYOQUOT WOMAN, 1915. A Clayoquot woman, from the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, wearing a cedar bark hat and cape. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, 1915

HAIDA CANOE EXHIBIT. The prow of a 63-foot-long ceremonial canoe, carved from a cedar tree in 1878 by Haida Native Americans in the Queen Charlotte Islands, off the coast of British Columbia, Canada

PAIUTE CAMP, c1873. A group of Paiute Native Americans seated in front of a summer home, formed from cedar trees, on the Kaibab Plateau, near the Grand Canyon in northern Arizona

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Cedar, a majestic symbol of strength and resilience, holds a significant place in various cultures and landscapes around the world. One cannot help but be captivated by its timeless beauty and rich history. In Lebanon's breathtaking Kadisha Valley, nestled in the enchanting town of Bcharre, lies the awe-inspiring Cedar Forest. These ancient trees stand tall as living witnesses to centuries gone by. The Cedars of Lebanon at the foot of Mount Djebel Makhmal near Bsharre are particularly renowned for their grandeur. Across continents, even in unexpected places like Attingham Park in Shrewsbury, UK, you can find remnants of this remarkable species. The Dolls House of Petronella Dunois from 1676 proudly displays miniature cedar furniture showcasing its enduring allure. Nature enthusiasts are often treated to delightful encounters with the Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum), a charming bird known for its vibrant plumage and fondness for cedar berries. Its presence adds an extra touch of magic to any cedar-filled landscape. The significance of cedars extends beyond aesthetics; they hold cultural and historical importance too. From Edward Lear's poetic masterpiece "The Cedars of Lebanon" to serving as materials for Solomon's Temple or being featured at Sheep Hatch Camp Schools on October 5th, 1945 – these trees have left an indelible mark on literature, religion, and human experiences throughout time. Even male catkins releasing pollen from Surrey England's Cedar (Cedrus sp) remind us that amidst their grandeur lies intricate biological processes vital for sustaining life itself. So let us celebrate this magnificent tree – a testament to endurance against all odds. Whether it be standing tall among Lebanon's mountains or gracing gardens across distant lands, cedar continues to inspire awe and admiration wherever it grows.