But what really stuck with me wasn;t the sudden change in the water flow- both the course of the river and the speed- but was the huge driftwood like trunk of an old cedar that had been buried for who knows how long, was now bared to the sun and revealed to all.
Wow. Though, what I find the most horrifying is the human trash caught in the dead limbs post-hurricane.
Nature has a way of revealing the most beautiful things in the most destructive way.
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Date: 2011-08-30 07:11 pm (UTC)But what really stuck with me wasn;t the sudden change in the water flow- both the course of the river and the speed- but was the huge driftwood like trunk of an old cedar that had been buried for who knows how long, was now bared to the sun and revealed to all.
Wow. Though, what I find the most horrifying is the human trash caught in the dead limbs post-hurricane.
Nature has a way of revealing the most beautiful things in the most destructive way.
Yes.