Well hot diggity, I didn't realize how out of control behind I was on this blog thing. I've still got lots of pictures from the Truckee field season and quite a few from the White Mountains. Huh. So here's another Bristlecone fix (there will be more). I was happy to see some again in Northern Nevada about a month ago. They seemed to be significantly younger than a lot in the Whites but I was still mesmerized by them as usual. (These pictures are all from the White Mts). Outdoor Wednesday(one of the many marmots hanging around)
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Wow, the 2 first photos are fantastic (and the rest not bad at all either). Thanks for visiting our blog!
Fantastic photos. Enjoy your weekend.☺
These bristlecones always fascinate me. How they can hang on so long, grow in such a difficult climate, dodge lightning strikes and still feed your chubby-cheeked friends?
Amazing textures!
I really love the close up of the twisted tree. This is the kidn of tre you can take 100s of photos and never come up with 2 similar ones :)
I love the trees and wood and all the colors in them. We have some interesting ones near us but more spindly. I'd like to take photos of them but the traffic roars by.
...the trees are incredible--beautiful! Love the critter too...the face is so cute he made me chuckle!
Beautiful photographs! I especially like the close-ups of the trees and the wide shots of the skies.
awe-sommmmmmmmmmmmme. They're all great, but the first KILLS me. YUM.
Beautiful photos! I LOVE the tree ones...very interesting!
Love them all Jill!!!
Love those ancient bristlecones. Just saw some at Bryce Canyon. Then when doing research on them I discovered the oldest living bristlecone is found in a "secret" place in the White Mts of eastern California. Wonder if you got to see it?
Great captures, especially like the close up.
I absolutely LOVE the bristlecone pines you found. I've never seen one in real life ... or if I did I didn't know what it was! Wow, they're amazing!
I love the gnarled bark of the bristlecones. That's an adorable little marmot.
The wood is absolutely amazing. Great shots. I also love the colorful flowers in the post after this.
Beautiful photographs!
Oh my these photos are just stunning!!
Very nice job on the photographs posted this week.
Joyce M
Nice series of photo : )
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wow, the wood grain is fascinating! these are gorgeous photos. amazing scenery.
Amazing pictures!
Jocelyn
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I just love the first two photos.It is good to meet you I am calling by from Italy on my first Wordless Wednesday blog hopping around the other entrants and enjoying exploring all these wonderful blogs.
Beautiful pictures. I love the basrk on the final shot.
Wonderful photos. I also like the texture of the tree trunk in the last photo. It's totally fascinating
Wow. I especially like the 4th shot from the top. Thanks for posting ~
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