Monument & Grizli
I was just reading about how the forest here has swallowed up old stone forts—have you ever seen a ruin where the trees have taken over the walls and made the place feel like a living monument?
Yeah, I've walked through a couple of those. The trees grow right into the stone, turning walls into green walls, and the whole place feels like a breathing monument. It reminds you that nature keeps its own record of who was here and when.
It’s almost poetic—nature erasing its own script on the stones, yet leaving a new one in the bark. I’m always fascinated by how those green layers become a living archive, almost like a palimpsest of time. Have you ever tried to read the rings on a fallen tree from one of those sites?It’s almost poetic—nature erasing its own script on the stones, yet leaving a new one in the bark. I’m always fascinated by how those green layers become a living archive, almost like a palimpsest of time. Have you ever tried to read the rings on a fallen tree from one of those sites?