A couple of images here, again taken in a North Cork bog. The tree stands on the bank of the main river and is swathed in luxurious moss. It is as if each of its branches are being insulated from the cold wind that now blows across this bleak landscape.
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wow, thats amazing.
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Thanks Julie, have a good weekend. MM 🍀
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Being a good northerner by birth, I do love moss! Nice shots.
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I am no botanist but I find it incredible how many different varieties exist. It is like there is another world out there. Thanks for commenting Kathryn. MM 🍀
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I had to do a double take on that – once my eyes ‘got’ it, it really was a case of wow – like I could reach out and touch the moss. Forty shades of green and all that …
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Don;t worry, this week being the week of the bog there is more to come…….
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Love moss, especially if it is in my beautiful Cork~
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It certainly is (though North and not West!). Good to hear from you Gatorwoman. 🍀
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Made to Measure 🙂
Can almost feel its springy softness and warmth . Lovely photo MM.
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I got a sense of how bare the revealed wood was underneath, the contrast I guess. MM 🍀
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Love these shots 🙂
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That is great, your comments are really appreciated Regina. MM 🍀
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What a lush covering of moss!
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Beautiful image – words and pic ~
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Thank you so much idiotwriter, your comments really appreciated. MM 🍀
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Thank you 😀 This post just tells a tale.
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Lovely photos! Such great light and I love the close up to see the texture of moss and tree.
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The advantage with winter light is it tends to stay low in the sky and is not as burning. Thanks once more for commenting, as it is appreciated – I know it takes time! 😃
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You area most welcome MM! 🙂
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Anna, so glad you like it. Something a bit different. MM 🍀
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WOW! 🙂
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Simple old moss, eh! 💚
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But still Beautiful! 😉
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