The changing dappled light produces shadows and patterns across the boulders, known locally as clitter, adding to the wood’s spectral qualities. The branches are clothed in a soft, verdant covering of epiphytic mosses and hanging lichens.
The changing dappled light produces shadows and patterns across the boulders, known locally as clitter, adding to the wood’s spectral qualities. The branches are clothed in a soft, verdant covering of epiphytic mosses and hanging lichens.