Where trees and rocks occupy the same space

a moss covered rock might aspire to being 

as tall as the lichen covered trees around him.

A craggy rock wall deep in the woods must be man-made.

In these parts walls like this mark boundaries

made by settlers many moons ago and sometimes

not so many moons ago...I have one and it's not ancient...

not even as old as me I think.

However, this particular rock structure in the woods would

have been built by the Mi'kmaq Indians perhaps as 

a boundary, a shelter, a place of ceremony.

Sometimes trees also like to arrange rocks by pinning them in place

with mighty roots.

And as roots criss cross across rocks and boulders, 
they create nice little nooks and shelters
for critters.