#28: Moss on Ancient Tombstones

An ancient tombstone, weathered and earthbound, exhibits moss flourishing across its hand-carved letters as though intentionally planted. This artifact, a testament to the monumental effort of its creation, reveals the intersection of natural decay and human craftsmanship through time.

Moss thrives in moist, shadowed environments, often near water. These small, flowerless, non-vascular plants cluster densely, forming lush green mats. Beyond their beauty, moss is critical in conserving soil moisture, aiding surrounding vegetation in better water absorption.