[PHOTO] An unseen thing of beauty
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This looks close enough to wheat. That's important because I just learned that !BEER contains gluten.
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Damn! How did you know I was thirsty! I don't like to drink alone though, have a !BEER with me please :-)
Thanks. I don't mind a little extra gluten in the summer heat.
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BEERtoken. Enjoy it!Beautiful. I love that the man was watering the little plant. I am excited to see the Unseen gardens series.
Beautiful sentiments. One of my favourite things in the world is plants pushing up from the concrete - such a symbol of persistance and determinism despite adversity.
On one of my dark, anxious days last week I crossed the road to my car and saw oxalis pushing up from asphalt laid only a few months ago. Life persists. Hope prevails - and all that. It really does.
I also used to take a photo every day of something beautiful on the way to work. The way the light refracts off cobwebs. A horse tossing a bucket in the air. The clouds rushing over the hills. Literally stopping and idling the car to take a photo helped. Thanks for this little reminder.
I love the idea of the tiny plant! I've long been fascinated by the way nature manages to "scrape out a living" in the most unlikely of places... like a pine tree I saw near Sedona, AZ that was literally growing in a tiny crack in solid rock. Somehow... it had made it there for decades.
=^..^=