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Uploaded by Clayton Peoples on 05 Nov 2018 in Reno

The ancient bristlecone pine tree is the oldest living organism on earth. There are a few bristlecone pine groves in Great Basin National Park. Although a high-elevation hike is required to reach the grove, the reward is a surreal experience, being able to gaze upon ancient beings standing against the elements and time.

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