Been away for a while. So I am late in saying thanks for the comments. These trees are long past living; I suspect they're halfway to petrification. But the white ground surface is not a sign of cold weather. It's mineral deposits.
I can understand why migration to southern climates is popular. This image dramatically demonstrates one possible incentive to do so?
Well captured Charlie, regards Melbob
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24-Jan-2009 23:34
To me it looks like the equivalent of driftwood that's still standing. It certainly doesn't look like a living tree. All I've got to say is if you think this is a tree then don't vote for it. It doesn't diminish the fact that this is a powerful photograph.
