At the farthest reaches of
Hunter's Point where Lake Superior meets Copper Harbor, the big lake runs into
the harbor, then out, then back again – life in constant regenerative motion. You can see
it. Sit quietly and you can hear it, especially during the transition, when the big lake reverses course. That throws a hush over the entire natural world and the absence of sound alerts every sense that a momentous event is upon you.
On the hardest rock edges between land and sea where humans simply
can't survive, life thrives...
I stand with Standing Rock. We all do. Even those who don't know it.
Thank you, Frank. Just right for right now. xxoononnie
ReplyDeleteI thought so too. A conversation with a friend reminded me of the footage. I didn't shoot much video during the Odyssey but when I looked down that day to see that amazingly hardy little tuft of grass growing where you wouldn't think it could, I about fell in love...
DeleteNice, Frank.
ReplyDeleteThanks, TJ. It's a splendid, wild place that during my lifetime has been preserved.
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