In Alaska's 1964 earthquake and subsequent Tsunamis, trees growing along the Turnagain Arm were inundated with salt water and became "ghost" trees, dead but preserved and still standing, a silent reminder of the past.
In Alaska's 1964 earthquake and subsequent Tsunamis, trees growing along the Turnagain Arm were inundated with salt water and became "ghost" trees, dead but preserved and still standing, a silent reminder of the past.
