Don't Stop Moving by Cosine
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In the Hoh rain forest, anything that stops moving is almost instantly covered with moss. This area in western Washington gets 12 to 14 feet (3.5 to 4.25 m) of rain a year. There's a nice writeup here about it.
Thanks for all the nice comments on the deer yesterday. They are most appreciated.
Comments (7)
earthman236
Cool green roof !
Mondwin
Splendid!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
kansas
Great shot. Yes, the forest takes over very quickly. Wonder if the phone still works.
Flannelman
Thought provoking. Harry Graham (1874-1936) would have been impressed ;-] thanx
PhotoSmith
Neat shot, Dennis, a perfect example, and the write-up was very informative too. Thanks for including the link. Last winter seemed especially wet there. When Lori and I visited Quinault Lake some of the lower areas were flooded right up to the road. The carpets of moss, as you mentioned, were the most striking feature.
uniquedreamer
Yha Dennis, I know what your saying if you don't keep up with the moss, it will attach...lo Nice write up, I do like the moss in the forest, but not on our roof...lol Excellent shot!
tresamie
LOL! I need to post this one on my wall! What a great reminder. This must be why they call it 'vegetating'! :)