Good morning! It’s Saturday. We took Thoreau’s advice from yesterday and continued our long walk through deep snows in the fields and woods to keep our spirits up.
I have at least three diff kinds of lichen in my trees. They are beautiful and sometimes I bring a piece in to create an arrangement with shells or small interesting rocks. Glad to know that they are indicating a healthy forest❣️
That's good to know. I find Attenborough's perspective interesting in that he separates himself from the earth as though we're not all one. I mean, it's helpful for science and for enjoyment, etc., but in the end we need to think of ourselves not as separate but as a common species among other species.
Sir David nailed it. ♥️
I have at least three diff kinds of lichen in my trees. They are beautiful and sometimes I bring a piece in to create an arrangement with shells or small interesting rocks. Glad to know that they are indicating a healthy forest❣️
I admire your respect for the modesty of the lichen!
That's good to know. I find Attenborough's perspective interesting in that he separates himself from the earth as though we're not all one. I mean, it's helpful for science and for enjoyment, etc., but in the end we need to think of ourselves not as separate but as a common species among other species.
What a great thing to do. The quote is so true - we all need to treasure our mother earth.
A fresh clean start for the new year !
Beautiful photo. The quote is beautiful too and so true.
David has A quote we can get behind on!
So agree with the lovely quote!
Lovely Picture and Great quote
I have snow in my garden (unusual). Hibernation seems like a good idea
I so agree with Attenborough ! Thank you!
"It is the greatest source of so much in life that makes life worth living.” YES...
Looking up and down.
Sir David, a human after my own heart. And those green pompom lichens!
So real and knowing this brings me knowledge and peace. Thank you. 🙏💚🤗🌳