#109

green life growing in a burned out area in the mountains

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's amazing how quickly the plants and trees will come back even after a fire. Good shot.

[Kathy]

@olivetreeann You are right. My husband was impressed that it is what he believes to be a fragile plant that came back first.

[Tom]

Wonderful capture of then renewal of life

[Margaret Brown]

It's nice to see new life struggling on, nice capture

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of the new grow. They say that burnings are even good for the habbitat .

[KWind]

Pretty shade of green.

[Kathy Boyles]

Kathy, I am Kathy, your get pushed partner this week. I have looked through your very interesting photos and faved many of them. I specially like those where you used varied depth of field. Do you still have a cat? Or access to one? As your challenge I would like to see a low key photo of your (or any) cat. A dog or child will also do. Ok? Kathy

[Kathy]

@kathyboyles I will try. I actually don't have any pets. I probably can "hang" out at my friend's house. She has one cat and one visiting cat. Thank you for this challenge.

[Kathy]

@tosee @craftymeg @pyrrhula @kwind Thank you everyone for your comments. I've been "napping" since the 19th. No photographs to speak of. I will try to "wake up" and begin again in the morning.

[Linda Plummer]

Nice find for an interesting shot.

[Sandy]

Nice to see new life returning.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely sign of new beginnings

[Mickey Anderson]

Love it! Reborn!

[Kathy]

@lindamp5 @skstein @ziggy77 @brillomick Thank you for your wonderful comments. I'm sorry I've viewed photos but haven't been around to comment in the past week.