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The first Monday of every month focuses on images of nature at Lens and Pen by Sally’s Phoneography Challenge. I love the vibrant shades of the ever-present bright green moss growing all around this part of the Pacific Northwest.  Chilly temperatures will soon take a toll on the vivid display so I’m happy I captured this patch before our first hard freeze…
Love the detail you captured in the texture, Lisa.
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Thanks Nancy. 🙂
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Inspiring view, especially from above where the scene can be appreciated. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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Thank you Sally, Happy Phoneography Monday to you too. 🙂
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Thanks Janet. I know some people spend a fortune to remove it from their lawn but I leave it to grow peacefully. I love the shades of green and soft textures. Plus it doesn’t need mowing. 🙂
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Beautiful shot, Lisa! I haven’t seen moss for a long,long time…
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Thanks Amy, I wish I could share some of ours. 🙂
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VERY IMAGE……
SINCERELY ANDREA:))
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Thank you Andrea.
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I love moss covered rocks and stones…I’m certain fairies live there 🙂
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I think so too. 😉
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wow. great landscape capture.
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Thank you Amar, I appreciate your visit and comment!
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I love moss and lichen especially together!
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Thanks Kathryn, so do I. 🙂
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The intensity of the green is wonderful.
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Thanks LD, this is my favorite shade of green. It’s really something in the spring when new growth comes out. 🙂
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I love moss, too. In fact, I wish I could get the grass out of my moss!
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Good point, that would make a beautiful lawn!
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Great shot.
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Thanks Ruth
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I am desperate for a moss garden. It’s so beautiful and lush looking!
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They’re like little green islands 🙂
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Good comparison, they do look like little dot islands. 🙂
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I loved walking on moss when I was a barefoot child. My foot left a small impression that the moss erased as I walked along. Such great colors in your capture. Cheers!
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Thanks! I agree with you, the texture feels great on bare feet. 🙂
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We have lot’s of moss on our farm in Kingston, Washington.
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Oh I’ll bet you do. I love Kingston and you are right across the water from us in Edmonds. 🙂
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Nature’s carpet at its best! Wonderful capture, too 🙂
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A good description Paula, I like the phrase “nature’s carpet”. 🙂
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