Tom Harlan and Bristlecone pine

[Keith Henson]

Sorry to bug you if most of you have seen this.

http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/oldest-living-tree-tells-all/

But there hasn't been much traffic on the group, and if you have not
read the article, it's a good one.

I wonder if Tom passed on the location of the oldest tree?

Keith

[Thomas Harlan]

That is a good article... the location of the oldest tree is currently unknown, and that is best, given that people like to collect things like that.

Keith

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[Beth Meacham]

Thanks for the reminder of this great story.  I rather suspect that Tom made sure that someone knows where the tree in question is located.

Beth