Joan at joanneeddy.com does a wonderful job of tying our lives with all of nature. Together we are strong and united.
https://joanneeddy.com/2016/06/29/intertwining-roots-a-lesson-on-community/#like-3280
Redwood trees have always impressed me. From a seed no bigger in size than a tomato seed, they grow as tall as 35 story buildings. In fact, their height helps them survive in dry seasons as it helps them live on only the moisture they are able to extract from fog. Condensing the mist against their trucks, redwoods create fog drips that cool and roll down grooves in their bark flowing down the length of the tree to the roots that nurture it. Resistant to insects, able to withstand fires and floods, subject to no diseases, they endure for ages with no natural enemies but man.
You probably know all of that, but I recently learned something from a business training model about redwoods that surprised me…and set me to thinking.
SunnyFortuna.com tells us: “You would think that a 350-foot-tall tree would need deep roots, but that’s not the case at all…
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Thanks for reposting, Margo! That means a lot to me, Jo
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You are mighty welcome. My pleasure.
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Great post from a fantastic writer from a very generous blogger – what could be better?
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Yes she is one of my favourites.
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