Beautiful, green moss covers most flat surfaces in Washington State’s Hoh Rainforest even this old phone booth outside the Visitors Center at the entrance to the park.
Posted as part of Lens and Pen by Sally’s Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Photo Challenge: Â Nature.
Taken at one of my favorite NW places!
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Yep. That looks about right. Poncho just finished sweeping the roofs here. Next up . . . Moss B Gone.
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Our roof is pretty green right now too. 🙂
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Priceless–and shows how nature wins each and every time. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Thanks, Sally. 🙂
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The Hoh Rainforest is such an amazing place to visit. I had never seen moss like that before. This is a great photo!
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Thanks, Andrea! I couldn’t believe it was my first trip here when it’s only a few hours away. We’ll definitely go back next year.
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So lush!
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Rain, rain and more rain is the secret, I believe! 🙂
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Spectacular capture and editing, Lisa. I have always been fascinated wth green moss. This is a terrific find 🙂
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Nature is tenacious. It never stops in its efforts to reclaim its territory!!
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Exactly!
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Beautiful spot, Lisa. Love the light you captured.
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Thanks so much, Amy. The afternoon light through all the green leaves and moss was really wonderful.
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Love this so much, Lisa! And now I’m inspired to help nature along by putting some moss on top of one of my backyard structures. Oh crap..I’m selling this house. Okay, the next one then!
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When we were moving several big boulders last fall I wanted to clear some of the moss away but our excavator talked me out of it. He insisted people pay top dollar for outdoor elements with a touch of moss as long as it isn’t your roof. 🙂
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This is why I giggle anytime I read moss grows on the north side of stuff. Not in WA and for sure not in the Hoh rain forest!
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I know! Moss grows anywhere it wants around here. 🙂
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Thanks, Janet that is what caught my attention too.
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I love mosses and lichens. Beautiful colours and shapes, yet so often overlooked.
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I agree. There are so many variations in the greens as well as their sizes and shapes, it’s fun to get close and really take a look.
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Fun color and subject. I’ll be sure to bring a quarter when I visit.
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