I’m not sure there are terms to adequately describe the commingling of nature against nature.
The sand dune isn’t particularly large, but I was able to duck down enough to obscure the sea for this photo. I’m usually all about the ocean and her cycles, but this particular tree made me catch my breath. She’s hanging on for dear life, and still she couldn’t be more beautiful.
The lives we live — so fluid and so cross-hatched with a large serving of both agony and endless beauty.
Image by Pam Goode, Pawleys Island, SC, 2023
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Gosh, I love that – the commingling of nature against nature.
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Thank you so much!!!
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Pam- I can’t make Fridays class! Sorry. I have a bunch of furniture arriving
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Back in 1976, we learned this as the “Krumholtz Effect”. If I recall correctly, German for bent, or crooked wood, the result of predominant, prevailing winds from a single direction. Looks to be a Juniper, also known as Eastern Red Cedar. Thanks for the chance to dig that out of the archives!
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I should have known you’d know! Thank YOU for a cool bit of knowledge about which I was (and would have remained) clueless.
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Thanks for sharing this idea Anita
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You’re very welcome!
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I love this so much… And you.
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Thank you so much, and love you right back!
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