This tree was 105.1 feet in periphery, 31.5 feet mean base, 25.5 feet in diameter at chest height, and 255 feet tall. It was the largest tree in the grove as measured by Wendell Flint before the 2015 Rough fire. The tree is now now a shell of its former self and not much more than a broken snag.
Pictures of it below from a variety of angles are from my last visit in 2020. The last shot is of the little greenery left on one side of its crown. I don't really know how long we can expect the remaining needles to persist with fire damage significant enuf to have split its trunk into two standing slabs.