Old Maple Print Utah though hesitant at first

though hesitant at first

Finding one on top of the snow on a winter snowshoe trail is a reminder of how much activity is happening in the forest

It doesn't really take too high of a climb to get a nice view and watch the birds riding the thermal winds

If you camp in site one at Pillsbury State Park

Pileated woodpeckers excavate in search of insects

Old Maple Print Utah though hesitant at firstThis old maple may look more dead than alive. Major branches have died back, the bark is deeply split, but the tree continues. This one grows at a field's edge in the Wells Reserve at Laudholm in Maine. It is still producing, still expanding, carrying decades of damage and dieback in its form. Prints are made with 100% cotton papers and archival inks. 10x10" prints have a 1" border; 16x16" and 20x20" prints have a 2" border. Ready for matting and