Look at this photo, taken from Utah Pictures. It looks like it's made out of taffy, not wood:
Gnarly!
And how about this one, taken from Wikipedia user Velela:
Bristlecones really know how to gnarl.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Behold: Bristlecones!
Bristlecone pines might account for the oldest living organisms on earth. Some of them are nearly 5,000 years old. They grow in harsh conditions, perched on mountains of the Southwestern United States, weathered, old, and gnarled.
Look at this photo, taken from Utah Pictures. It looks like it's made out of taffy, not wood:
Gnarly!
And how about this one, taken from Wikipedia user Velela:
Bristlecones really know how to gnarl.
Look at this photo, taken from Utah Pictures. It looks like it's made out of taffy, not wood:
Gnarly!
And how about this one, taken from Wikipedia user Velela:
Bristlecones really know how to gnarl.
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