You don’t see what you don’t know
Today, I wandered through the ancient landscape of Drenthe with my cousin, the forest ranger.
It was a magnificent day.
You don’t see what you don’t know. He pointed out the animals, the plants, the centuries-old cart tracks, the burial mounds, the effects of the drought, and so much more. The water level is incredibly low!
“Now I know, and I can see it.”
These trees arranged in a circle were truly impressive. The old mother tree in the center is gone; what remains are the shoots from that mother tree, connected underground. They share the same DNA.
In what way are you invisibly connected?
