Oak Fern Colony: 24x36 Limited Edition Print

Oak Fern Colony: 24x36 Limited Edition PrintGymnocarpium dryopteris The individual plants grow at spaced intervals along the long rhizomes and usually grow in large colonies. The dense stands formed by the colonies can serve as protective cover for forest wildlife. Given the common name, ironically, this species does not grow on or near oak trees. Each limited edition print includes a one inch white border with a hand signed signature and edition number along the bottom edge. Printed on Canson

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The vistas from the volcanic summits of Washington vary drastically from south to north

Tru-Vue Museum Glass and a hand-stained hardwood frame

As the morning mists lift from the forest

The hard work was rewarded upon arrival as the midnight sun danced across the horizon

but in entirely different ways

On this rare unicorn of a day

tips hanging over this precipice

Above the Little Si Trail in North Bend

A closer look tells the story of mountains of white and black stone

and highly consequential east face of Mount Thomson as seen from Chickamin Peak at sunrise

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