Bent Tree Closeup
The Bristlecone pines of the White Mountains cling to the limestone ridges for thousands of years. The soil blows away leaving roots exposed. The trees let parts of themselves die off so that a life line may continue.
The Bristlecone pines of the White Mountains cling to the limestone ridges for thousands of years. The soil blows away leaving roots exposed. The trees let parts of themselves die off so that a life line may continue.