Monday, October 3, 2011

On the Mountain






On the Thousand Lakes yesterday, it was another of those almost frantic sessions of smelling, tasting, listening, and seeing. The light coming from the rising sun off of the desert after a night of rain was radiantly warm, while the grasses and aspens lining Round lake were already primed for any light that strayed their way.






The light and lake shores danced to a song that I couldn't record and with choreography that I can't begin to describe.


It didn't matter, because Ryan and I left off of fishing to sit entranced and dashing from one perspective to another; it was just so nice to see and feel the interplay as it came and changed and played with the senses.







Another quick trip, though it seemed to consist of ages of time in some ways.



4 comments:

Ruahines said...

Kia ora Adam,
Seems pretty timeless to me e hoa. Bravo!
Aroha,
Robb

Anonymous said...

I will nurture my gratitude for the gift from...I don't know...someone...something...somePLACE...for a long time...

Anonymous said...

Nature at her best.
Grand spectacle.
Thanks for sharing the experience.

pop

Anonymous said...

most excellent to see you writing again. Timeless experience, Wonderous experience, most excellent experiences. shared in the written word.
thanx
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