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Bristlecone Pines at sunset

 
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Bristlecone Pines at sunset
There are many Bristlecone Pines along the South Loop Trail on route to Charleston Peak.
Here's a photo of the same trees in early afternoon

Spring Mountains, Nevada. November 2007.

These ancient trees don't grow very tall. They put more energy into surviving. Their wood is very dense and resistant to invasion by insects and fungi.


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Great colours on the trees! Anya?

In case you're wonderin', Butterfly is back!!!
Orange is an awesome color. Have a good one!
Posted Nov 21, 2007 1:16 am

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Anya JingleSubmitted by Anya Jingle
on Nov 19, 2007 4:24 pm

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Lat/Lon: 36.27000°N / 115.69°W

Image Type(s): Flora



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