An Ancient Grove of Trees Stands Tall

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An Ancient Grove of Trees Stands Tall

At a spot between the Rattlesnake Mountains and the Big Blackfoot river in Montana, there stands a grove of trees centuries older than the United States itself. the oldest ones - some more than 400 years old - are yellow-bark ponderosa pines, which are very tall and very straight, with trunks measuring as many as four-feet in diameter.

Photo: by Jim Berkey, Five Valleys Land Trust

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