They are some awesome pics. While you frequently see exposed roots on wetland and aquatic trees when the water is down, it is a treat to come across those trees on upland sites where the roots are laid bare for one reason or another. I am amazed at the roots I see spanning rocks when I head to the mountains and try to imagine how each particular instance occured.
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