Taken on the 5 Lakes hike near Zermatt so altitude is somewhere around 1700m.
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A pine from Switzerland
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AndreasM
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A pine from Switzerland
On our holiday to Switzerland I saw this extraordinary pine. Not sure what kind of pine.
Taken on the 5 Lakes hike near Zermatt so altitude is somewhere around 1700m.
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Taken on the 5 Lakes hike near Zermatt so altitude is somewhere around 1700m.
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shibui
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Re: A pine from Switzerland
I did not realise that mughos grew that big 
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AndreasM
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Re: A pine from Switzerland
I thought it might have been a mugo but had no confidence in my judgement.treeman wrote:A very old mugo. beautiful.
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