Wilderness Series - SENSING PLACE - " Place may be the oldest of all words..." - N. Scott Momaday
Entering the Grove
Artwork ID # 2306-31626-33
Homage Gary Braasch
" Like the trees, we are visitors, guests of the earth...
We are a grove, companions spared to be on earth at the same time.
The trees - though not our kind - are kin, elder relatives standing to greet us." - Kim Stafford, from Tree of All Trees
These base trunks of ancient red cedars support trees which are upward of a thousand years old. The forest giants grow in the Ohanapecosh River Valley and are isolated from fire by growing on an island where they receive abundant groundwater.
WashingtonMount Rainier National ParkCascade Rangeoldgrowth forestOhanapecosh RiverGrove of the PatriarchsWestern Red CedarTaidnapam TribeUpper Cowlitz Tribeground sorrel
From Wilderness Series Archive - "An ARCHIVE of every WILDERNESS SERIES image"
