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| Pearly everlasting guarding the door to a small cave. Water trickles down the right side wall and soaks into the broken stones beneath. |
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| Licorice ferns and moss in a damp crack. |
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| The foot of the cliff collects bits of stick and leaves, which hold the moisture. Lichens, moss, and ferns cover the scree. |
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| Dying bracken fern in the ditch at the base of the cliff glows yellow in the sunlight. |
I love the way the water trickles out of our granite cliff after rains. Moss follows many of those cracks in the rock. It reminds me of something I saw in Zion National Park called the Weeping Rock. There it was rare. Here in BC it's common. - Margy
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