To the Roots
The ravines give a glimpse of what goes on beneath our feet. Maybe that is why I am so enthralled with them.
More tomorrow, but not from a ravine.
Some of you know that I have been working on the printed second edition of North Central Texas Wildflowers. FYI it will go live in eight days on Amazon. π
This exhibit is on my to-do-list:
Voyages of Discovery: Trailblazing Texas Botanists
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Green Ancestors: Decoding the Secrets of 600 Million Years of Plant Life
Poop fossils from Utah yield clues about dinosaur eating habits
Prehistoric Gourmet: Early Humans Hunted Beavers 400,000 Years Ago
Keep looking!
The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know
You definitely got to the root of the matter – all those different twists and turns and hangers on!
The Karen Chin poop article is great – like the title of her children’s book, “The Clues are in the Poo”. Watched the short You Tube video about her work – very cool.
Ha ha! I will have to go back and look at the video.
Beautiful layers!
That is another reason…beautiful. π
Thatβs a wonderful ravine. Tho i guess they all are. I love the gnarly roots best.
Never can have enough of the gnarly. π
Roots and ravines are fascinating.
Definitely!