Yesterday you saw the results that Briar got from getting out on the grasslands. Well I am here to tell you it works for people too. 😉
And in case you didn’t know… yesterday was the first Wednesday of the month. So of course that meant taking a group to the grasslands! Had Briar spilled the beans to the First Wednesday group about the brain rot therapy? I mean it was kind of a dreary day. And several people bailed out on coming.
We had already gotten 0.14″ of rain at our house. Furthermore it was still lightly raining as I headed to our meeting spot. Fall colors are highlighted with the damp weather.
But look at this sad desperate group. Certainly you would agree, they needed some nature time! Rain or not! They were there to try Briar’s cure. Let the therapy begin!
The wet Cladonia lichen really stood out against the red soil! In fact lichens and mosses are spectacular in wet weather!
A moss that has not been ID’d yet with an unknown tiny seed. Small wonders are a delight to find!
A guineafowl feather stood out against the reddish dirt! Had the guineafowl wandered over from a neighbor? Moreover we will never know. 🙂
Most of the seeds had dropped on the Sideoats Grama (Bouteloua curtipendula)!
A nice Honey Locust seed pod had a tiny millipede hidden on the underside.
A closer look at the really small millipede led us to observe that the seed pod had short hairs. Indeed I had never noticed the hairs before.
Therapy worked! However, one session will not be enough. The therapy must be repeated for the rest of their lives. 🤞🏼 And those of you that backed out…well I hope you get out soon. 🙂
We made it back to our vehicles just in the nick of time!
Now perhaps you might reconsider and go out even on dreary day. Moreover these results speak for themselves. Indeed a rainy day or not, it works! 😉
I’m sorry I missed it, especially the chance to see Diane out and about! But our guests had other requests for the day. Fingers crossed for January’s ramble! 🤞🤞🤞
Hairy locusts seedpod. Never would have guessed
I know right☺️
Such tiny fossils and such a scary centipede! Wonder what kinds of mosses are in Antarctica? So much all over.
Gives an idea of what to look for. I should look closer at my rocks. 🤓🔎🕵🏼♀️
I’m sorry I missed it, especially the chance to see Diane out and about! But our guests had other requests for the day. Fingers crossed for January’s ramble! 🤞🤞🤞
Yes we were happy and surprised to see Diane. And Reese shared more about conditions and effects RX burns and grazing. Love having her along!
What a great day! Healing for all!