As you probably have guessed by now, I just can't get enough of the wonder of Pasqueflowers springing up in the areas that burned so heavily two years ago. There is something utterly amazing about the way in which such beauty arises from such devastation. I tend to view beauty in its many forms as a "harmony of contrasts," And the burn areas embody this principle, par excellence!
Photos: Pasqueflowers proliferating in the Hewlett Burn. That's Greyrock in the second picture; Roosevelt National Forest, CO; April 8 and 10, 2014
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