Monday, June 6, 2022


Talbot Lake.  There was a fire here in 2003.  As long as I've been going to Jasper this area has been bare.  Only now can I can I see the pine coming back and they'll still be relatively small by the time I die.  Nature makes me understand how insignificant we are.

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  1. But it is encouraging to see that after nineteen years, Nature has done a lot of healing at Talbot Lake - just like a nurse.

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  2. I had to increase the picture size to see the pines that are growing on the other side of the lake. Amazing, the will to live.

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  3. We are so very insignificant and somehow, that reassures me.

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  4. It's comforting to know that natural patterns continue despite us!

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  5. I like being a small part of a bigger and more powerful universe. It's wonderful to see the growth.

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  6. We might be insignificant but we manage to destroy a lot of nature. Enjoy your break.

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  7. Your photos are always so beautiful.

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  8. The beauty of Canadian landscape as seen through your eyes always moves me.

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  9. Nature replenishes at her Pace and us Humans are so impatient about it becoz we have a finite amount of time to be here, Nature has all of Eternity to do her thing.

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