by William Barnebey

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 17:50:12 UTC

This shed defines nature to me because even though it its self isn't alive, it is supporting life.

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 17:56:56 UTC

Relaxing and admiring a view full of grass and trees defines nature to me. Truly enjoying nature in one of the most important parts of nature.

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 17:59:43 UTC

This open field defines nature to me. This field is allowing plants to grow here and animals to make a home here

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:02:10 UTC

Even though the tree that was once there is gone and all that is left is a stump, this picture still defines nature to me. This tree is now allowing room for other plants to grow now that is dead.

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:04:10 UTC

This stream defines nature to me. Water is the most important source on earth and without it life would never exist.

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:05:34 UTC

This river defines nature to me because of all the life it contains inside of it. There are plenty of fish and other animls that live inside of it

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:09:01 UTC

This fallen tree defines nature to me because it reminds me of the fact that everything will die. Even the biggest tress will eventually fall

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:10:46 UTC

This tree defines nature because it shows that nature can sometimes provide us things like or water or something simpler like a fallen tree to sit on.

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:17:47 UTC

Nature to me is being able to sit under the shade of a tree ona nice sunny day and enjoy a baseball game.

Will Barnebey

wbar0816 — 2015-08-30 18:36:06 UTC

Nature to me is being able to take a hike on a trail in a beautiful wooded area