Another Exotic Tree

I came upon this at school and was blown away by the papery bark. It looks like the tree got a horrible case of sunburn and is now peeling badly. Can anyone identify the species?

[Rick Schies]

It is a light brown tree with peeling bark :) Sorry Allison, I cannot.

[Kerri]

I don't know what it is but it is cool

[Jodie Atkinson]

Great shot, I love the two trunks. I can't quite tell from this shot if it's the same, but we call the larger species of Melaleuca, Paperbarks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melaleuca

[cglist]

I don't know what it is either, but it sure is cool!

[Allison Williams]

Spurred on by jJodie's comment, I did some additional research and I think it is some kind of paperbark.

[Terry]

good eye for this shot. Looks like its shedding

[Suzie Townsend]

I love this. I have seen them before and always want to go and touch them.

[Sarah-Jane]

Can't see the leaves but the bark looks exactly like our very common paper eucalyptus tree in Australia...we have them everywhere literally, an it does shed just like sheets of paper, a great capture Allison :)

[Kay Taylor]

I've never seen anything like that...maybe it's a crape myrtle gone wild...lol

[Karen Hurd (hwy61)]

Haha...funny! This tree is near the maintenance shop which is probably the same one you saw as I noticed it walking over to MS today. Anyway, that landscape girl said (I forget here name.) there is another one right near Keith's office.