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AsahinaKimi

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11. Here's another shot..

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Mon Oct 15, 2012, 07:44 PM

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The oldest tree in the world.. [View all] AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 OP

Amazing! n/t Fridays Child Oct 2012 #1

In the White Mountains of California, in the Great Basin. byeya Oct 2012 #2

Well, that would be in the time of Noah (6,000 year crowd) so he probably used it for the ark. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #3

They said the tree is still alive .. AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 #4

The tree's probably stoned. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #5

... AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 #6

Stoned or no the tree is awesome Tsiyu Oct 2012 #8

Here's another shot.. AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 #11

Wild and stunning Tsiyu Oct 2012 #16

And Romney wants to cut off its Medicare Bucky Oct 2012 #7

Nah... he just wants some toothpicks! whistler162 Oct 2012 #9

If he knew about this tree... AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 #10

Wow, that's incredible! arcane1 Oct 2012 #12

Incredible. I hope it's protected so that rachel1 Oct 2012 #13

Or the fool that poisoned ashling Oct 2012 #17

You can walk the Methuselah trail, and walk right past it, begin_within Oct 2012 #22

That tree looks like I feel today!!! MiddleFingerMom Oct 2012 #14

would love to see AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 #15

Forest Service appears to be very secretive about it's actual location Kennah Oct 2012 #18

Very unfortunate sakabatou Oct 2012 #20

If you want to know about redwoods... sakabatou Oct 2012 #19

And the oldest living thing in the world is currently believed to be begin_within Oct 2012 #21

A Quaking Aspen clone called "Pando" is 80,000 years old! Kennah Oct 2012 #26

Is that Biblically possible? ellisonz Oct 2012 #23

so far, and I guess they have searched.. AsahinaKimi Oct 2012 #24

Wow, that absolutely gave me chills! BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2012 #25

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