Great Basin National Park, Nevada
Bristlecone Root
The root of a fallen bristlecone pine near Teresa Lake, twisted by the wind for longer than anyone has been keeping track. The best detail we found all day.
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The root of a fallen bristlecone beside the Alpine Lakes Loop near Teresa Lake, worn by wind and weather into twists of bare wood. Great Basin's bristlecones live for thousands of years, and their wood can last long after the tree has died. We found it on September 12, 2026, the afternoon of the park's Astronomy Festival weekend.
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Sony a7 III · Tamron 50–400mm f/4.5–6.3 · 97mm · f/7.1 · 1/250s · ISO 100
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