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These Redwoods are seen growing in a ‘fairy ring’ or better known as a ‘family circle’, because they sprouted from the roots of a parent tree. The parent tree once helped to nourish these ‘children’ with water and sugars from its own root system while they grew. When the parent tree died, these young redwoods continued to grow in the circle shielding, stabilizing, and nourishing each other through their own roots. On a peaceful evening when the fog faded away, the light from the evening sun found a way of penetrating through the ‘fairy ring’ from the place the parent tree had once stood. Reminding them they are still being watched over even though their parent is gone.