Oblique Trees in New Zealand
This cape is named Slope Point - "Tilting the Cape." Initially, the place was called Slow point - "Slow cape" because near it strong winds and currents hampered the passing ships. Trees located on this cape are constantly exposed to strong winds and that's why they look so bizarre.
1. Tianshan Mountain Xueling Spruce Forest
The Tianshan Mountain Xueling Spruce Forest has existed for 40 million years and is like a living fossil on the Tianshan Mountains. From late October on, cold snow bearing, winds from Siberia start arriving. Blanketed in whiteness, all is quiet; the spruce trees with their elegant crowns stand like an awesome military phalanx.
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