Thanks David. Yeah, I was really excited when I saw how many were in the water regardless of not being able to join them in their natural habitat that time. I absolutely love observing nature like that. :-)
Oh, wow, raj808. That post is rich in everything. I feel as though you should get a bouquet, instead of an upvote. The thing about nature--my childhood was spent in the foothills of a mountain range. We were poor and lived under peculiar circumstances that limited our social opportunities. So nature was my refuge. Your ode to nature resonates with me as it will with anyone who has lived closely to it.
Can't believe the photos, video, writing and narration all came from the same mind. Truly a renaissance man.
BTW--if the writing thing doesn't work out (not likely), you can become a professional orator... that's some delivery.
Thanks @agmoore, I completely get where you're coming from on nature being a refuge, for me also. And thanks for the encouragment with the spoken word peice. I feel like I'm getting better with practice and it is making me yearn to go out and perform my work. It has been 6 months since I last read out at a poetry night. I think it may have to be on the cards while your awesome words are boosting my confidence :-)
Hi @abmakko Yes some memories of childhood but mainly I just was lost in the moment and the beauty of the place. I have done that trip about 3 times in the last 10 years. It is a place which I return to often when I need to escape from the city but somewhere close enough to journey to easily in a day. Thanks for checking out my post :-)
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Hello, great stuff must have been so cool being eye to eye with a bunch of seals. upvoted and following
Thanks David. Yeah, I was really excited when I saw how many were in the water regardless of not being able to join them in their natural habitat that time. I absolutely love observing nature like that. :-)
Oh, wow, raj808. That post is rich in everything. I feel as though you should get a bouquet, instead of an upvote. The thing about nature--my childhood was spent in the foothills of a mountain range. We were poor and lived under peculiar circumstances that limited our social opportunities. So nature was my refuge. Your ode to nature resonates with me as it will with anyone who has lived closely to it.
Can't believe the photos, video, writing and narration all came from the same mind. Truly a renaissance man.
BTW--if the writing thing doesn't work out (not likely), you can become a professional orator... that's some delivery.
Thanks @agmoore, I completely get where you're coming from on nature being a refuge, for me also. And thanks for the encouragment with the spoken word peice. I feel like I'm getting better with practice and it is making me yearn to go out and perform my work. It has been 6 months since I last read out at a poetry night. I think it may have to be on the cards while your awesome words are boosting my confidence :-)
Wow... what a lovely tour and breath taking views... must have brought back a lot of memories for you
Hi @abmakko Yes some memories of childhood but mainly I just was lost in the moment and the beauty of the place. I have done that trip about 3 times in the last 10 years. It is a place which I return to often when I need to escape from the city but somewhere close enough to journey to easily in a day. Thanks for checking out my post :-)