
Photographer, Plantsman, and Moss Wizard seeking beauty in the everyday.
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I don’t remember when I first heard that writers are a tormented group. I hadn’t given the expression much thought until lately. Actually, it was probably when I began trying my hand at writing here on Substack about three years ago.
I had...
I love nature.
I’ve said that for most of my life.
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But what does that really mean?
For some people, it may mean being outdoors, hiking,...
Nature Is Holding Its Breath
I feel like nature is holding its breath.
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Sometimes I think I am holding mine, too.
There is a tension in t...
If a creek could have feelings, and maybe they do, my little creek would be unhappy, downright sorrowful.
The prolonged heat and drought have taken their toll on my creek, turning it into a few lifeless puddles. A film covers the water, an...
I like to think about deep time, especially as it relates to plants. Robert Macfarlane first gave me the language for it, and I have carried that idea with me ever since.
In a peat bog, a thousand years of growth may be compressed into li...
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Paul Moore, is an award-winning photographer, and a nationally renowned native plant and moss evangelist. His home garden (Saddle Ridge Sanctuary) now 35 years old, is a showcase for native plants from across the southeast.
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