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Apparently it could be that old (10000 yrs). The articles says:

"The visible portion of the spruce was comparatively new, but analysis of four "generations" of remains - cones and wood - found underneath its crown showed its root system had been growing for 9,550 years, Umeaa University said."

Besides, my mom says, (former nurse) the older one gets the less weight one should be carrying around.

19-Apr-2008	#8
snsbonsai bonsaiTALK Craftsman Join Date: Apr-2008 Location: St. George's Country: Grenada Posts: 76	Apparently Apparently it could be that old (10000 yrs). The articles says: "The visible portion of the spruce was comparatively new, but analysis of four "generations" of remains - cones and wood - found underneath its crown showed its root system had been growing for 9,550 years, Umeaa University said." Besides, my mom says, (former nurse) the older one gets the less weight one should be carrying around.