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Nov 9, 2016
A young centennial Dyckia hebdingii, a sight to be hold.
This must be respected, admired, understood, preserved...
She (not it!!!!) was there long before our grand parents were born.
The true Lady Rock!!!!
She (not it!!!!) was there long before our grand parents were born.
The true Lady Rock!!!!
How many jaguars passed by her?
How many stars she saw falling down from the skies?
Like that song I love says:
" I hear babies crying, I watch them grow and they will learn much more than I will ever know."
What a wonderful world!
How many stars she saw falling down from the skies?
Like that song I love says:
" I hear babies crying, I watch them grow and they will learn much more than I will ever know."
What a wonderful world!
I stopped and mouth opened admired this marvel of the rocks!
The trunk is well hidden, well protected by the leftovers of thousands leaves.
Nov 8, 2016
Here we shall follow a vist to the Dyckia hebdingii field
Yes, this was growing happily amid the pasture.
cattle keeps the grass shortcut and the cows relish on the slender juicy flower stalks.
cattle keeps the grass shortcut and the cows relish on the slender juicy flower stalks.
Here no flower stalk grows to form seeds. Cattle eagerly feed on them
Clenilson Souza was there with Vilson Müeller and me.
It was November 08th,2016. Two days back from today.
Here you can see the grass covered rock.
Bellow?
Notice variations are clearly visible.
The green ones, the blue ones and the chalk white small one.
Two forms living close together!!!!!
Have you ever imagined something like this?
Compare sizes, I wear 7,5 " gloves.
On the bare rock? No, almost. There is moss and debris in there to form a fine substrate.
Super white ones!
Nov 5, 2016
Nov 3, 2016
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