Trail Guardian by joysabin

Trail Guardian

I went to a favorite trail yesterday. It is called Old Growth and New Growth trail. It is a lovely and not too long trail - about 1.5miles. I love seeing new things which have been there for a long time but I've just noticed them.

This beautiful moss covered Douglas Fir stump looks to be the parent or grandparent of many new trees. I recently heard a story on NPR (national public radio) which described the WWW (wood wide web) ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-48257315 ). I've chosen to call this tree remnant a "Trail Guardian". She has given so much to this forest and I believe that she needs to be celebrated for her wisdom and generosity.

To all those who celebrate Thanksgiving, may your day be one of happiness, contentment, family and friends and thoroughly wonderful.
Lovely contrasting colours.. Great place to walk.
November 24th, 2022  
Love the mossy covered stump!
November 24th, 2022  
impressive nature scene
November 24th, 2022  
Holy guaccamole!!! This is stunning!
I'm glad to see Muse back!
November 24th, 2022  
Beautiful landscape
November 24th, 2022  
Lovely
November 24th, 2022  
This old guardian still has a lot of life in him and is very important in the ecosystem. Great shot.
November 24th, 2022  
The guardian has a beautiful spot overlooking the trail… her moss provides such a lovely coat to keep her warm. Sending you warm wishes this Thanksgiving.
November 24th, 2022  
A lovely photo and lovely thoughts. Happy Thanksgiving to you.
November 24th, 2022  
Beautiful
November 24th, 2022  
She is gorgeous! A splendid capture.
November 24th, 2022  
There is a terrific book our book club read about the wood wide web. It’s call the Hidden Life of Trees. Beautiful image with the contrasting colors.
November 25th, 2022  
A fabulous tree trunk!
November 25th, 2022  
You have given this majestic guardian a photo of honour
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November 25th, 2022  
And she's still giving acting as a home base for all those lichens and mosses. Beautiful shot.
November 25th, 2022  
I love this shot and your title. A great way to think of the cycle of nature.
November 26th, 2022  
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