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Stuart Aken 
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That lone tree in the second photo is amazing!
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It is quite startling, isn’t it? As I mentioned to Denise (Momzilla), I’ve always been fascinated by the way plant life seems able to sustain itself with no apparent means of support.
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Yes, I always find it so amazing how life is able to carry on.
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Such beautiful pictures, Stuart. Thanks for sharing and have a good day 😀 Aiva
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Thanks, Aiva.
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I love that picture of the tree clinging to the rocks in Greece.
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I’ve always been fascinated at the way plant life is so persistent that it can, apparently, not only exist but thrive even when there’s no obvious source of nutrients.
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