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Moss

January 16, 2014July 17, 2014 Debra Martens

In a January melt in Ottawa there would be sleeves of ice on tree trunks and ice varnishing sidewalk edges. After a winter of rain in London, moss slicks the bottom of walls and walk edgings, and adheres to tree trunks in a bright green, almost fluorescent. Not the deep soft green of moss growing… Continue reading Moss →

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January

January 6, 2014 Debra Martens

Brown fronds folded down shawl a palm tree.

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