life in the
coastal barrens ...
tolerance for salt
tucamore ...
trees pruned and shaped
by wind and salt
"Tuckamore is a Newfoundland term for gnarled and tangled stands of stunted spruce and balsam fir. Individual trees are dwarfed and weathered into swept-back, sculptural shapes by harsh coastal growing conditions. Most of the growth occurs on the lee sides, the windward branches having been nipped and wrenched by wind, salt air, and cold." — Charles Frazier
Unfortunately, I have no photos of tucamore, but some good ones can be found here: http://www.flyfishing-tuckamore.com/html/tuckamore.htm
Posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 3/09/2103. Prompt was salt.