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Natural Splendour Of The Arrow Lakes
Forest & Nature Bathing · plants

Natural Splendour Of The Arrow Lakes

PlantsandBeyond14 Comments

This is sweet and serene. Just like I see nature. Peter is a mathematician/nature lover/writer and a poet that I admire very much. Love this post about nature and his dear poem. It calms me and makes me happy 🙂

splender lake

Have a serene day, my friends

Luda@PlantsandBeyond🌿

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The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family

Wednesday’s Photo

Fall Poem

A couple of years ago I wrote a poem inspired by the splendour of fall just within our own yard, which represents a microcosmos of the wonderful world of the Arrow Lakes. I embedded the poem two lines at a time into the video that captured the autumnal mood. Enjoy.

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Fibonacci Flow in The Natural World
Edible Gardens · Forest & Nature Bathing · gardening · plants

Fibonacci Flow in The Natural World

PlantsandBeyond55 Comments

~The Fibonacci sequence appears in the smallest, to the largest objects in nature. It is a way for information to flow in a very efficient manner. It started with my nature-loving client asking if I can get the aloe polyphilla succulent for him, featured in the header image of this post. He has seen it during his… Continue reading Fibonacci Flow in The Natural World