Two stories high a hike

Just two little amazing stories hiking up a hill last week.
The first is told by the ferns growing from under a rock, it tells somethnig about survival on the edge.

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The second story is one from a tree that hangs on by growing its roots as far as needed. Beyond it, opens a path of light.

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I am late in responding. I was out for a little vacation, bicycling along the Gatineau River. It's a soothing sign when mundane things start to have a positive meaning to you.

 

Thanks Chris. Really wish I had a little more DR on the B&W though. I keep my F/N80 just for that, but I'm a little too lazy (and environmentally conscious) to drain my own chemicals, so I use the chromogenic films.

 

Gale, as it is, you've got to be of the sturdiest. Keep on hangin'on.