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| Common harebells, in the Oyster River bed. |
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| Oyster River sandstone beds. |
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Pioneer
On sandstone exposed when the river goes dry, underwater come the fall rains, a bluebell plant homesteads in a sheltered corner, digging its taproot deep into the stone.
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Plants can grow in the most unlikely spots. Even large trees cling to granite cliffs. - Margy
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