Or to put it another way: if people ask you touch grass, where would you go?
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There is a strip of grass beside the driveway to my complex's parking structure with one tree in it.
That tree and the surrounding grass has at LEAST five species of moss living on it, so I just slow down on my walk to the car and appreciate those diverse, weird little plants
I like that, that's cute
oh wow I see what you mean - that is a lush micro jungle down there!
I'm telling you, spend a few days actually looking for and actually SEEING moss, it'll blow your mind
I went to Wales recently (rains often there), and I noticed that the forest undergrowth was so green with what was likely different types of moss. It really did feel quite special