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maxfoster098 OP t1_j6ypn8h wrote

After being enveloped by low clouds all morning, the wind picked up and slowly revealed the giant peaks around us. I loved the way the cloud wrapped around the peak before dissipating.

Greenland, 2018

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DanielJStein t1_j6yv3pn wrote

Holy wow mode did you get some cool conditions. Fantastic work.

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VerbalYucca19 t1_j6yr927 wrote

Take a good look, everyone: this will be prime real estate by the end of the century.

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MayonaiseBaron t1_j708z77 wrote

Its a sedge, not related to cotton, but one of my favorite plants. We get it or a different species in the genus in bogs here in New England.

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Mentalfloss1 t1_j6zcbr2 wrote

Looks like pasqueflower.

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MayonaiseBaron t1_j708nt1 wrote

Its a species of Eriophorum. "Tussock Grass" or "Cotton Sedge." Its in the Sedge family Cyperaceae.

We get a ton of it in New England, a lot of the Greenland plants do well here at the higher elevations.

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TheWoggleOfOz t1_j717cxs wrote

This is wonderful, Max. Are you on FB, also? Would love, love LOVE to share this. Tak!

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