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#Forest

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RocketshipRetro

🟡 Train & Rainier National Park, Washington State 1920s by Gustav Wilhelm Krollmann⁣
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Train & Rainier National Park, Washington State 1920s by Gustav Wilhelm Krollmann
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Ian Scraper

#WritersCoffeeClub 27 March: What's the strangest situation or place where you've written.

At a height of about four metres on a tree. At night. In the rain. If dictating an entire chapter into a recorder counts as writing. I then transcribed it at home.

A person walked past with a dog and greeted me. I returned the greeting, whereupon the man reassured his nervous dog: ‘It's all right, it's just a talking tree.’

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cohan

I mentioned a couple of days ago that we had a #weather forecast for #rain + #snow possibly quite a bit. It stayed rain longer than forecast, finally going white (for a short time) late his morning; stopped for now, but still a possibility of 10-20cm through tomorrow night. Yesterday afternoon when it was just wet / kinda dark I took a short walk on the acreage- I like the #forest best when it's wet! #mosstodon #GoOutsideForMe #GetOutside #Alberta #Canada #SolaceInNature #nature #BorealForest

We see part of the bottom of a balsam poplar tree trunk in upper left, leaning away out of frame. It is medium/dark grey, deeply furrowed vertically and covered in a thin layer of green moss and lichens in silver-green. The base of one large root shows at the left of the trunk and extends toward the lower left of the image, dividing the frame nearly in half, diagonally. The ground is covered with grey to red-brown fallen leaves from last year with a few small clumps of dried grass and fallen dark twigs here and there. Everything is wet dark. We don't see the root itself after the first foot or so away from the trunk, but we can tell where it is just below the surface, since the shallow or lacking soil on top of it has meant nothing is growing there except moss.The moss is bright to reddish green, with a generous sprinkling of dry red spruce needles. It rises just above the leaf litter in irregular clumps and blobs, sometimes touching, some with gaps, higher near the trunk, lower farther away as the root decreases in size/height.
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