With all the rain we get it is of little wonder that mosses and lichen grows abundantly around here. I see stuff like this on all my walks, I always have. Now that I have a camera this growths have become of great interest. I still do not know all there names... but for this post I show them for their looks only. Strange but beautiful I think.
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Does anybody know the purpose of lichen or moss or both? What does it do? It thrives in wet, damp, and so on but why does it thrive and for what purpose?
Nature is chocked full of wonderous things -- large and small -- if one will just slow down and have a look. You are one of the best observers I know of, Peter.
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As I do not have a P.C. this blog and my pictures are done from my friends computer. I thank Tom from 'Wiggers World' for the help he gives with running this and sorting out the posts.
I call around with my camera and over a milky coffee we down load my pictures and see which I want to show. I have no idea of the workings of a P.C. but Tom as.
Because I don't know my way around the computer let alone the world of blogging, I am sorry to say my visits to your blogs will be few and far between. I sit here with Tom and he points out who is commenting, then shows me their blog.
I will with Tom's help respond on my posts and thank you for your time.
I just enjoy the chance to show my pictures and marval at the fact that from Tom's P.C. they wing there way all around the world.
Thank you for reading this and the interest you have shown.
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Does anybody know the purpose of lichen or moss or both? What does it do? It thrives in wet, damp, and so on but why does it thrive and for what purpose?
I don't think I know why and wonder if you do?
I thought the first one was a snake!
i go with you on your walks and see amazing sights.
I would love to have fabric made with the design of the second lichen...it is just gorgeous.
Nature is chocked full of wonderous things -- large and small -- if one will just slow down and have a look. You are one of the best observers I know of, Peter.
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