@bryansabol

For this Tree Tuesday, I’m sharing a photograph I took of two intertwined Bristlecone Pine trees, clinging together on the very edge of a cliff in Bryce Canyon National Park (USA). These ancient trees could be well over 2,000 years old—some of the longest living organisms on the planet. Imagine standing together for eons, through thunderstorms, fire, and drought. And yet still they remain. It seemed appropriate to title this scene, “Embrace”.

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