What 2020 Has Taught Us About Human Resilience!
When confronted with Adversity, Grief, and Trauma
Within the Tierra del Fuego region in southern Argentina, the land is wild and uncovered towards the elements. Though technically an archipelago that’s separated through the Strait of Magellan, the primary island is reachable by vehicle and it is the farthest point south it's possible to travel on the planet without requiring a ship. It’s a location in which the water creeps in to the forest floor, creating bogs and wetlands, where peaks soar above glaciers.
It is also a location in which the trees grow sideways. Known as arboles banderas (or 'tree flags'), they're sculpted and formed through the strong winds, which could achieve up to 70 miles per hour. But instead of fighting off the inhospitable weather, the trees surrender. They ben...