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The Dead Tree Tells Its Story

Added on January 17, 2024 by Jim Roche.

Cold has frozen the creek and floods from the beaver dams, along with the snow, have flattened the grass. Things usually hidden in the undergrowth are seen in the winter, and they tell winter tales. Most of the fallen trees still have large amounts of soil attached to their roots, but this one has little left other than the skeleton. Even in death it seems to have suffered.

In Vancouver Photography, Landscape Photography, Documentary Photography, Contemporary Photography Tags Jim Roche, Cougar Creek, Vancouver Photographer, Contemporary Landscape Photos, New Topographics, Forest, Woodland, British Columbia, The Dead Tree
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