Photos | A Tree Grows in Stone
This stunning eucalyptus tree breaks free from the rocky terrain in the Coconino National Forest, proving that life can thrive in unexpected places. The blue sky above provides a stark contrast to the rugged landscape and reminds us of the beauty of the wilderness.
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a tree is growing out of a rock wallChronologically Adjacent
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