The snow sparkled as it drifted slowly through the sunlit morning and I felt inspired; I often forget about the beauty of snow at this level. It is important to remember to look at the large and small scale to keep things in perspective.
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Morning mists drapes the oxbow lake, Lago Soledad, in the Peruvian Amazon. This is one of the final tracts of pristine rainforest in the Upper Amazon and harbors some of the highest concentrations of biodiversity on the planet. Conservation efforts to protect this land, currently at risk from deforestation, are being spearheaded by the NGO Fauna Forever and the ARCC (Amazon Research and Conservation Center, a world class lodge and research facility) Project. Visit ARCC to support the cause (http://www.facebook.com/AmazonCenter?fref=ts). (Photo by Matt Champoux)
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Past life for sure.
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This is from my favorite childhood book “People.” If you have never had a chance to read it, buy it or get a copy from the library. Even in adulthood it is so worthwhile.
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