Twin Lakes Reflection: Could Have Been a Painting
The Twin Lakes in Mammoth.
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Such a stunning opening shot! Love nature is what is screams (silently) 🙂
I couldn’t agree more. I do not know how people can travel and hike without learning to love nature more. The majesty of nature quietly demands that you love it. And I certainly do appreciate the outdoors and its beauty.
Very true, and I think traveling helps so much because every place is a new discovery, just and beautiful ~ yet different ~ than other places.
Very true. And, that appreciation of the similar beauty between different places and sights often has the added affect of making people less judgemental and narrow-minded as they explore.
Those are the most important reasons to travel in my mind: to learn to love nature, and to learn to accept what is different.