Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Wow! They are amazing...
Bristlecone pines... Amazing old trees
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bonsaibp
Omono
You should see them in person- they'll leave you breathless- or maybe thats being 13000 feet up 
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Poink88
Imperial Masterpiece
They truly are. Very old, and wish everyone help protect them.
Poink88
Imperial Masterpiece
You should see them in person- they'll leave you breathless- or maybe thats being 130000 feet up
ROFLMAO. Good one Bob!
BTW, I think you are a zero more.
dick benbow
Omono
always appreciate getting feedback from those keeping them.
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
I was hoping someone may have had luck keeping them as well. Very impressive looking trees.
prestontolbert
Sapling
I remember that Lindsay Farr had some info on them in one of his shows.
fredtruck
Omono
Another place you can see great bristlecone pines is at Cedar Breaks National Monument. Near Cedar Breaks, Utah. I have a set a photos you can see at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/32652998@N04/sets/72157624985596539/
The trees are very very old, and most of them are still alive, unlike many in the White Mts. It is 2 miles high and very isolated. The only people up there when Lorna and I visited in 2010 were a few extreme endurance hikers--you know, the kind of people who hike 200 miles before breakfast.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/32652998@N04/sets/72157624985596539/
The trees are very very old, and most of them are still alive, unlike many in the White Mts. It is 2 miles high and very isolated. The only people up there when Lorna and I visited in 2010 were a few extreme endurance hikers--you know, the kind of people who hike 200 miles before breakfast.
yenling83
Omono
They are one of the most impressive things in the world to me.
