05 Apr 11
Originally posted by divegeesterAnd the hairy, tubular mouthpieces?
My favourite image is the last trickle of a wave, cross-threading it's way with it's twins along a shallow and panoramic north Devon beach; sparkling as it dances and dribbles in the bright summer sunshine, marking the end of the abyss and the beginning of certainty.
08 Apr 11
Originally posted by divegeesterThat's as may be, but you're still in Devon.
My favourite image is the last trickle of a wave, cross-threading it's way with it's twins along a shallow and panoramic north Devon beach; sparkling as it dances and dribbles in the bright summer sunshine, marking the end of the abyss and the beginning of certainty.
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08 Apr 11
Originally posted by SunburntNow you know why I live in Arizona. Most of the state is as amazing, as long as you stay out of the cities. In the cities, it's pretty much just like everywhere else. I love the mountains of SE Arizona, though, I spent many a weekend up in the Catalinas.
The stark contrast of the Arizona desert and the Dragoon Mountain peaks. How amazing they looked to me at dusk . The desert, which was nothing I had ever seen, coming from the Northeast of the US, filled with oddly shaped cacti, tumbleweeds, the color of the sand and haphazard brush - and then it stopped when it demarcated at the mountain bottom. It looked like something completely unreal....almost science fiction.
08 Apr 11
Originally posted by SuzianneI've never been to u.s., and never had the tiniest urge to see the usual places like new york, los angeles, etc. I mean, cities, why bother. I'm not interested in people living too close to each other. I don't even like crowds, why on earth would I go there. booring.
Now you know why I live in Arizona. Most of the state is as amazing, as long as you stay out of the cities. In the cities, it's pretty much just like everywhere else. I love the mountains of SE Arizona, though, I spent many a weekend up in the Catalinas.
but deserts. the only place I've ever wanted to see are the southern deserts. and mountains. yeah, that's the sweet stuff for me. silence, wind, ancient rocks and not a sign of the human kind anywhere. like we never existed.
08 Apr 11
I came across a wolf in the mountains one time, down a winding dirt road. It was beautiful and amazing, all black and quite skinny with long legs. He didn't seem to mind me, just stopped and looked and then went on across the road and over the hill.
I was so mesmerized at seeing him, I forgot to get my camera out, I couldn't take my eyes off him.
08 Apr 11
Originally posted by mlpriorAh, sweet!
I came across a wolf in the mountains one time, down a winding dirt road. It was beautiful and amazing, all black and quite skinny with long legs. He didn't seem to mind me, just stopped and looked and then went on across the road and over the hill.
I was so mesmerized at seeing him, I forgot to get my camera out, I couldn't take my eyes off him.
