#forest fire
Smoke on the water. Pinnacles Lakes Basin, John Muir Wilderness, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA. Photo by Van Miller
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The smoke adds a surreal, muted light to the landscape. Pinnacles Lakes Basin, John Muir Wilderness, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA. Photo by Van Miller
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There is smoke in the air. Must be a fire burning. Pinnacles Lakes Basin, John Muir Wilderness, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA. Photo by Van Miller
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Wind and fire–together they create an overwhelming, destructive force, burning away the old to make way for the new. Revolution. A painful necessity. Sometimes there’s no healing the current state of things; sometimes, we need to remove what exists so something better may flourish.
It can be devastating, but destruction, in the end, is necessary for growth. A massive fire frees up space and feeds the soil, preparing the ground for a new generation of seeds and saplings.
It seems half the world is burning and the other half is underwater right now.
