Handholds Trodden

The Himalayas were once the base of the Tethys Sea. Landscapes shift, and life follows.

By Jason SheehanPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

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On top of the earth

I learn to look back down,

explore shadows.

inspirational

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Jason Sheehan

I am a conservation biologist, but words and creativity have always been my favourite tools. I like to integrate possibility with fiction in what I write. A spark quickly sets fire to my mind.

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The Himalayas were once the base of the Tethys Sea. Landscapes shift, and life follows.

About the Creator

Jason Sheehan

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