Thanks brother! Exciting post I finally get to see my beloved Himalaya Mountains

Gorgeous flower! Is it as fragrant as it is beautiful?

I like the symmetry of sailboat on the horizon with the sky and the rocks in the foreground.

Karl rocks!! and knows how to be comfortable and happy.

Your feral friend looks like my kitty Shadow except with longer hair. The eyes closed mode also indicates I can't hear you as well ;D

I agree @Vannour Starbucks coffee always tastes burnt to me. Coffee from small community farms is the best in the world.

Hornbeam wood has been used since ancient times. It was primarily made into rigging timbers for assembling teams of oxen and other livestock to pull wagons or plows. Very widespread worldwide and found

Please do let me know if ever have more time. Lot's of recreation and fun things to do. I could advise you of many hidden little gems greatly :) Follow me back fellow adventurer.

Wow ! Great shot of Seneca. I love this area there's so much to explore and then some. It takes weeks to truly experience what these mountain counties of West Virginia have to offer.

My best guess of the hugging tree is a European Hornbeam :)

Good to make your acquaintance Tommy. I really enjoyed your photo of the sky back a few weeks ago. Steem on!

No worries. Timing can be tough with so many time zones and life in general.

Thanks. Your analysis is insightful and much appreciated. Please check through some of our previous comments and replies. I shared some additional vital information with you regarding neuralgia.

Very insightful poem to go with your photos. Nature and the universe have much to teach those who are open to listen.

I totally agree about the Grand Canyon! All of the pictures of it are in my head and imprinted into my heart...(I didn't have a camera or a passion for photography then) That would be awesome ! Absolutely.

I appreciate your request to know more about my happy place. Writing is a tremendous challenge for me :( You've nudged me out of my shell a bit :~) The rocks are Sandstone-Quartzite conglomerate. Keep

Awesome photos and story!!!!! This so reminds me of my trip to Horseshoe Mesa in the Grand Canyon quite a few years ago. It took two and a half hours to hike down to spend the night and 5 hours to get

Beyond the large boulder that looks a head is a vast wilderness of mostly low growing trees and shrubs (lots of wind year round) Small pools of water varying in depth are concealed by sphagnum moss and

Great way to live life. I've always had roaming bone as well. It's such a treat to encounter like minded folks online.

Thank you for your upvote and continued support. @saffisara I love this type of environment too as it is so quiet and grounding.