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HiromiGoto

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Writer: Chorus of Mushrooms, The Kappa Child, Half World, among others. Latest book, GN, Shadow Life. Photography. Still gathering sticks. Queerly, yesssss! W̱SÁNEĆ territory. She/her.

Header image inlet of Salish Sea. A small rounded island looks black in grey water. Sunshine breaks heavy grey clouds. A contrast of dark & light. Foreground is the beach in silhouette. A thin stream is lit up silvery as it trickles into the sea.

Avatar image: Asian middle-aged soft butch wearing red plaid.

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Walking in the temperate rainforest of the pacific northwest.... The young green hues of the captivated me. The vanilla leaf were in flower. And yellow violets and fringe cups. But I kept tipping my head upward to admire the trees. Malahat, Pauquachin, Tsartlip, Tsawout and Tseycum Territory.

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Mosses have grown on this good Earth for over 400 million years.... Able to withstand drought & freezing, they can survive & thrive in extreme habitats from mountaintops to deserts. Beloved in traditional Japanese gardens I love my mossy friends wherever I go, wandering through forests, staring at the ground, or gazing up at the branches of gnarly trees, moss is there, doing their good work. They grow in the cities too. Look for moss. You will find them. #苔

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It's been ages since I've visited the hairy elephant! Just ducking in to share this charismatic little toothed mushroom, common name ! Notice how the stem is attached to the edge of the cap instead of the centre! Also this little mushroom is grown out of a Douglas Fir cone. What's not to love? They're so tiny they're easy to overlook. But if you slow down to start taking in the world of the small the world expands....

A close-up photo of a tiny mushroom that is growing out of a douglas fir cone. The cone, in the foreground, is blurry. The focus is on the underside of the mushroom. It's a toothed mushroom so instead of gills it has an array of white tooth-like structures hanging downward. The stem isn't in the middle of the mushroom umbrella like most commonly seen mushrooms but positioned on the side, kinda like a street lamp post of the kind that curve downward.... The background is moss. You realize how small the mushroom is because it's the same size as one stem of moss.
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