#oldgrowthforest

[earthbitlab]

Deep in the old-growth rainforest. Moss-covered sentinels, mist-laden air, and the quiet roar of a thousand years compressed into emerald stillness.

[coffeenuts]

[verdantvisionsai]

Step into a world where time stands still, and be embraced by the golden tranquility of autumn's old-growth. Rustling leaves whisper ancient tales, while sunlight weaves a tapestry of warmth through the towering trees. In this serene oasis, nature's beauty unfolds in a symphony of color and peace. 🍂🌿

[yellowmanula]

Pan Buk wraz z Tatą i mną, życzą Wesołych Świąt! :)

[happiercamper]

morning ! @lil_poppy_trailer “🌞 Good Morning Trees! 🌲 Enjoying peace and serenity in the woods. 🧡 “ #serenitynow #peaceful #woods #forestcamp #mtbakersnoqualmienationalforest #squirecreek #washingtonstate #mtloophwy #oldgrowthforest #hc1 #hcnation #fiberglasstrailer #tinytrailer #happiercamper #woodsexplorer https://www.instagram.com/p/CRCQ0IfLFPm/?utm_medium=tumblr

[disadvantagedjourney]

Sap now but amber in the future. Nature is amazing. #sap #tree #trees #tree_shotz #tree_brilliance #tree_pictures #tree_perfection #tree_magic #tree_lovers #tree_love #tree_captures #treemagic #treelife #treelove #hugs_for_trees #treehugger #treeshunter #oldgrowthforest #amber #ambergris #amberes #amberstone #treetrunks https://www.instagram.com/p/B0C-d9VBlbP/?igshid=1fojlvv21n7gd

[aetheric-aesthetic]

Little beam ☀️

[scenefromthesidewalk]

September 3, 2018

“CHIEF SEATTLE’S GRANDCHILDREN”

by Addison Karl

In 2017, inspired by the 53-acre Schmitz Preserve Park in West Seattle—one of the last stands of old-growth forest in Seattle—roaming artist Addison Karl reimagined a Pacific Northwest without “Manifest Destiny development and encroachment.” Karl is himself a registered Chickasaw and Choctaw and has strong ties to Seattle established on his global artistic pilgrimage. On SODO Track, the two-mile transit corridor on 5th Ave S, Karl portrayed Duwamish tribe members, Northwest Basket Weaver and great granddaughter of Chief Seattle for whom the city is named, Mary Lou Slaughter and her son, wood carver Michael Halady. As transit passengers catch a fleeting glimpse of Karl’s work SODO track organizers hope it serves as a reminder of how fleeting forests could be as well, without our care.  @addisonkarl  @sodotrack