Water war gets 'clock people' ticking

A San Francisco group with a goal to build a clock that will mark time for 10,000 years has attached itself to this rural patch of Nevada. Now it's fighting for its water rights.

Around here, they're sometimes called the "clock people." They zip over from San Francisco every summer to this remote valley, heave their vehicles up the mountain and while away hours gawking at bristlecone pines, considered among the world's oldest living things.

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