deep destructive ash d lava frozen thick for miles r what was, is no more a still hope, though buried, remains w Vibrant life pushes up copyright ©2016 Terry Boswell
To view another post about the volcano on the island of Fogo, Cape Verde, click here.
This is my response to the Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Vibrant, and Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Pink or Magenta Flowers.
So beautiful, we can see the power of nature.
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Yes, a beautiful and awesome force it is, both creative and destructive!
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Your opening photograph is a winner! Such stark contrast, one little weed hanging on in a desolate landscape.
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Thank you! Yes, that little plant is hanging on like the people who were displaced, over 1,500, when two towns and the surrounding crops were completly covered in lava. The sight of the vast black lunar-like landscape took my breath away on many levels.
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Good shots for this challenge, Terry.
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Thank you!
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Lovely photos, showcasing the tenacity of life, and such an atmospheric poem…
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Thank you Jane. That’s what I was hoping to depict… glad I succeeded 🙂
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What a pretty and unusual plant in such a barren location 🙂
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The plant was a startling sight to see after driving for quite a while and seeing nothing but dark lava and ash!
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Wonderful flower in the desert. 😀
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It really was a wonderful flower, tenacious and so startling in contrast to it’s surroundings!
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I saw this plant recently, in a much greener setting, but it looks great here. 🙂
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t was pretty striking not only because of its color, but also because it was the only living thing for quite a distance!
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