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11 thoughts on “Silent Sunday”
🙂 Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos with your viewing audience, Rory.
I must admit that the rotten log looks intriguing.
Good morning to you also and wishing you a great Sunday.
Thank you.
The fallen log used to captivate me all the time l lived in Kingsdown. I watched it over several years slowly decompose and break down into what is left today.
Fallen trees, becoming logs on the ground have far more life in them for far longer than most realize. I have some that I have been watching for years as well and I like them as well as the standing ones. Beautiful photos. Have a marvelous day. ☺️
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🙂 Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos with your viewing audience, Rory.
I must admit that the rotten log looks intriguing.
Do enjoy the rest of your day, my friend.
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Hey Renard 🙂
Good morning to you also and wishing you a great Sunday.
Thank you.
The fallen log used to captivate me all the time l lived in Kingsdown. I watched it over several years slowly decompose and break down into what is left today.
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Fallen trees, becoming logs on the ground have far more life in them for far longer than most realize. I have some that I have been watching for years as well and I like them as well as the standing ones. Beautiful photos. Have a marvelous day. ☺️
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Hey Suzanne, yes indeed they do. They have a marvelous world of microbial life as well 🙂
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Beautiful photos Rory.
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Many thanks Sadje 🙂
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Thanks for sharing.
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Always a pleasure Sadje, thank you too 🙂
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🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
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From a fortress to a rotting log. All wonderful.
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Glad you enjoyed them Geoff, many thanks 🙂
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