Birch Root
The willingness of nature to survive and thrive is beyond me. Instead of failing, this seed spread its’ roots down over 6 feet of exposed rock to find the soil.
Boulder Canvas
Along the Boone Fork Trail there are many chances to see what this Appalachian region offers in color, texture, and composition. Someday, I might even be able to really capture some of it.
Tanawha Trail
The Tanawha Trail is my most frequented trail. It’s allure is the wide open space, great views, and peacefulnesss.
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