I was trying to play off the word imitations--doesn't seem it worked too well or no one is reading my blog, maybe some of both :)
That is nature "imitating" human behavior. I like the idea of nature curling its vines and drying its leaves to approximate what it sees this odd creature that has left its forests.
Obviously, it is the opposite of what we are used to seeing: the imitations we make of nature--landscape paintings, swimming pools, damns, landscaped rivers etc.
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what is it?
Some sort of dried out plant--I ran into while hiking with my family. Its resemblance to a clothesline was uncanny.
yeah, at first glance that's what i thought it was, too. and i wasn't sure until now that i was wrong.
I was trying to play off the word imitations--doesn't seem it worked too well or no one is reading my blog, maybe some of both :)
That is nature "imitating" human behavior. I like the idea of nature curling its vines and drying its leaves to approximate what it sees this odd creature that has left its forests.
Obviously, it is the opposite of what we are used to seeing: the imitations we make of nature--landscape paintings, swimming pools, damns, landscaped rivers etc.
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