I desperately need a fix of that sweet camping air - redolent of pine needles and dust, wet grass at the lakeside and aromatic woodsmoke...
It is as if I just had an injection, and now I'm hooked. With one new taste of the camping experience after a few years of absence, I absolutely have to go back! I had forgotten how much pleasure I get out of being out there. I suppose I could just blow off the weekend chores (yep, back to house painting again) and head for those soothing granite strewn mountains...
11 comments:
Bristlecone?
You only live once! Go for it!
Beisdes the house would only offer up new chores to replace the completed ones :-D
Happy Wednesday, Terry, been meaning to email you for a while - to weird to have had you here and since I haven't had the chance to have a good ole chinwag with you about it all and more. Miss you, think of our time together often. Say hey to G for me. xo
Doug - You know your trees :-D
Looks like an angel is in the clouds watching over all you visit. I say go for it. I so do love these wonderful pics and the energy and passion you show in posting them. Bravo Terry!
Autumn, so great to hear from you! I've got lots to talk about... CHINWAG: LOL that would be a super word to define over at
Doug's
place... I know you like words and that one is funny.
I'll pass on your greetings - love and hugs to you, Karina, Maria, and your Mum & Dad.
Actonbell - thanks! Good definition!
Trée - You are so nice :-) Energy and passion? Well, passion maybe... the energy is just saving up waiting until the next trip to blaze out. You know, "virtual" energy.
Actually, Terry, I wouldn't know a Douglas Fir from a Pascover Privet. I know the flora and fauna of the White Mountains pretty well from having been both.
Thanks for the referral :)
Douglas Fir? Pascover Privet? Ha ha ha you are pretty good at that.
My pleasure :-)
u just got me thinking abt how much of nature Im missing...I better go for a long walk along the water today. tnxxx Terry!
Keshi.
Are there headlights shining to make this brightness and shadow? I want to crawl inside the bark, it is so vivid.
Hey Keshi - how was your walk? Are you near the shore? Sounds wonderful!
Jeanne - just the bright, clear rays of the high altitude sun. Everything is stunningly sharp. Everything!
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