In the lowland White Cedar forest of the Baird Creek Parkway, the old, old trees try to maintain a perilous grip on the earth, their very lives depending on it, as natural erosion slowly carries away the soil beneath exposing their roots. Inevitably, these trees will one day topple, unable to hold on any longer.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Day 321 > Holding On For Dear Life
In the lowland White Cedar forest of the Baird Creek Parkway, the old, old trees try to maintain a perilous grip on the earth, their very lives depending on it, as natural erosion slowly carries away the soil beneath exposing their roots. Inevitably, these trees will one day topple, unable to hold on any longer.
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