Raindrops fall into the Farmer's Highline Canal in Westminster, Colorado.
Here, cottonwood trees, coyote willows, and town homes sprout along a canal, once primarily used for agricultural purposes, now supporting these suburban communities. Not too long ago, this was a dry ridge, and the only cottonwoods in the area were found along Big Dry Creek below.
All photos by the author, unless otherwise noted.
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A few of the recent pieces I recommend reading:
Vox's Sean Illing interviews Nikole Hannah-Jones: “Schools are segregated because white people want them that way"
When I last left off, I was describing the relationships between values and matter, and how they fit together to form information or a three-dimensional thing. But something seemed missing. Do we really live in something as simple as a three dimensional world?
I love learning something about the evolution of hybrid landscapes like this. Thanks for sharing these words and pictures.
RP, it's certainly my pleasure to share these. There should be plenty more to come this summer, like the video I just posted today. ;)