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Amazing what nature can do!

Mo, they are truly amazing, I do hope they are just looking at them, not sizing them up for removal
It would be a shame to lose something like that from Mother Nature

wattynine wrote:Mo, they are truly amazing, I do hope they are just looking at them, not sizing them up for removal
It would be a shame to lose something like that from Mother Nature

I'm pretty sure they're not planning on digging these old beauties.

Mo

Yes, those are beautiful.

I've been privileged to see these sierra junipers first hand and took these pics on our recent trip.

I stood right next to these and touched them, smelled the fragrance of the needles and marvelled at the landscape.

Truly some of the most magnificent trees I have ever laid eyes on (as were all the other species of conifers).

My only regret from the trip was that I didn't have time to see the Bristlecone pines.

Maybe next time...

Todd you are very fortunate to have been to this wonderful place..

Alpine got a project for you

Hi Mo' , mate thats awesome material ,if only . With a few of them in my posession I would have to join the ranks of the Instant Guru's . Hopefully these will be protected for all time and remain where they are .

Cheers Alpine

alpineart wrote:Hi Mo' , mate thats awesome material ,if only . With a few of them in my posession I would have to join the ranks of the Instant Guru's . Hopefully these will be protected for all time and remain where they are .

Cheers Alpine

Haha could always create shohin versions hey?

Very beautiful trees these ones. I wonder if they grow large down under...