Patagonia's 'Treeline', a Documentary Shot On Long Now's Nevada Property

By The Long Now Foundation

Feb 7, 02019

Patagonia has released a mini documentary about skiers, snowboarders and scientists as they explore “an ancient story written in rings.” The doc was shot in part on Long Now’s Nevada property in Mount Washington, and shows stunning images of something we at Long Now have not yet had a chance to see: the ancient Bristlecone pines on the mountain in deep winter.

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