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This is what my woods looks like in moonlight, very early in the morning when the mist clings, and, on a spring, summer or fall evening after rain. The trees are huge, wonderful, and they are the trees native to North Idaho, tamarack and cedar, 150 plus feet high, but only babies, actually. Just under a century old. Used to be the trees were…well, you can see the few remaining of those ancient gentle giants in the preserve up at Priest Lake. Our plot? It’s about all that’s left of the original inhabitants of what used to be deep forest — vestiges of what used to be. The rest? Logged, then replaced by insidious houses, lawns, and concrete wastelands. |
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Deep Woods by D. L.
Keur