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Rule #18: Limber up⁣ ⁣ Be prepared. Nothing will slow you down like a pulled muscle. Tell that to the limber pine living on the edge at Utah’s Bryce Canyon. Is it moving? The Limber pine (Pinus flexilis) is a very durable tree and grows near timberline, from 5,000 to 12,000 feet. This pine has a short, thick trunk with an irregular crown and can develop a stunted, zombie-like, twisted form, very low to the ground. The Limber Pine's branches are so limber that they can be bent double without breaking, a distinct advantage in withstanding severe winds and snow loads. Thus concludes today’s lesson on the Limber pine. Rule #32: Enjoy the Little Things – It’ll help you keep your sanity.⁣ ⁣ Image: Limber pine with exposed roots and rainbow in the background. Whew, there’s a lot going on in this photo. But look how pretty?!! NPS/Any Bilbeisi⁣ ⁣ #FindYourPark #nationalparkservice #brycecanyonnationalpark #utah #pine #treesofinstagram #thisweekoninstagram

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Published by David Thrift 📷 👋 🇺🇸

I am a photographer, artist, craftsman, outdoorsman, blogger, and owner / author / publisher of MUDPIX MAGAZINE and JOYRIDE MAGAZINE (www.mudpix.com) featuring my outdoor photography. I reside in Southeast Alabama. I'm the founder of Junkyard Blogs & Business Directory (www.jybdir.com), a directory of the best blogs, websites, and businesses in America. Photography, creating art, promoting businesses, and getting outdoors are my favorite things to do when I'm not blogging and maintaining my websites. Last but not least, my most recent project started is a pen pal service called YoChap! at www.yochap.com for men and women so go check it out, get listed, and meet new corresponding friends.

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