For purple mountains' majesty...
This mountain is the view from my neighborhood, and it 's very nice,
but this is the view I grew up with
It's pretty hard to beat that. The peak on the left, obscured by clouds, is where Spielberg and Mr. Triumph hiked last summer.
The mountain/hill in the first picture obscures the view in the second one, but I know it's there. There's probably a metaphor in there somewhere, but today I'd rather just enjoy the view.
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So, Sooooo beautiful!!
I grew up with that second view too....there's nothing like it!
What is the second view? Is that Timp?
b - It reminds me that I have to step way back sometimes to see the bigger picture. You're right, nothing says home like that second view
sue - yes, but it's a little tricky to see with the cloud cover. it was so unbelievably clear today what with the storm washing out the inversion gunk last night, I just had to snap a pic before it all comes back.
OK ... so this Florida guy [me] tries to understand the concept ... those are like REALLY, REALLY, big sand dunes at the beach? Right?! [smile]
Just can't wrap my mind around all of that COLD!!!
When I'm so sick of the cold weather, it's always a plus when I can see the mountains clearly which are always beautiful no matter what time of year.
jm - if only it were that warm (and humid) here
am'n - I just love it when a storm washes out the gunk and leaves us with blue skies
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