All over our wonderful world there are people who can’t get out and enjoy nature at the moment. With this series, I’m trying to brighten their days by posting pictures of natural beauty.
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I am always surprised at how nature will find a way.
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Yes, plants in particular will grow anywhere there’s a possibility of existence, even if short. Sometimes we past a fallen branch with no connection to a tree, yet often they manage to produce leaves and flowers. The urge to pass on the genes is clearly very strong.
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Yes, it certainly is.
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That shoreline looks dangerous!
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Yes, Noelle. The site of quite a few ship wrecks. Not a place to sail without good navigational aids! But it has a savage beauty.
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