Tree by Claire Saxby and Jess Racklyett

Tree by Claire Saxby and Jess RacklyettCan you see the forest on this misty morning mountain? Can you see where the tree stands? It is the tallest in this forest of tall trees. This tree is older than those who find it, younger than the land it grows from. Between sapwood and heartwood, water rises and energy flows. Listen to the leaves bustle. Smell the forest air. This is the world of the tree. In the vein of Iceberg marrying deep scientific research, lyrical language and stunning

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