Working from least populous to most populous set. ;>
I get fascinated by the flow and texture of the weathering.
This is one of those subjects that you just have to say to yourself, “I know this is a cliche, but today it’s MY cliche, dammit.” ;>
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Nothing too distinguished but here you go.
Beach Pea (Lathyrus japonicus)
The flowers looked a little past their prime, but I liked the tendrils and seed pods. According to Plants of the Pacfic Northwest Coast, the Haida called beach pea “Raven’s canoe” because of the shape of its seed pods, which are black when ripe.
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