Field guide No. 1278
Bridge draped in white horsehair
The bridge has let its hair down.
An old stone arch bridge over a dry rocky gorge has long white horsehair hanging from the underside of its arch. It nearly reaches the riverbed.
Field noteArch soffit grows a curtain of long white hair down toward the dry riverbed.
Also possible, also breaking material
Pomegranate seeds turn to stoneSeeds leave the fruit red and land grey. Somewhere in mid-air they became gravel.
Starry blackberries on a thorn branchRipe blackberries hold starfields and a spiral galaxy. The red ones are merely unripe.
Bed indentation through the wallPlaster takes an imprint while wet; this wall was apparently slept in long enough to dent.
Lion with a brass key maneManes are hair. Keys hung in their hundreds are a locksmith’s idea of grooming.