In the Evening Light I saw…
Thursday’s Special: Pick a word in May
Paula of “Lost in Translation” has posted a great set of words for her Pick a Word challenge this month. I love this challenge, not only because I find it interesting how people interpret words, but also because I learn new words and build my language at the same time.
iconic
cleaved
propagation (the litter of one grand lagotto romagnolo)
marginal
zoomorphic
Thursday Thoughts – Taktshang Goemba or Tiger’s Nest
Guru Padmasambhava, popularly known as Guru Rinpoche, visited and sanctified Bhutan in the 8th century when evil spirits abounded and harmed people.
Legend has it that Guru Rinpoche flew to this site on a tigress’ back to subdue a local demon. Thereafter, he meditated here for more than three months. Taktshang Goemba or Tiger’s Nest Monastery is one of Bhutan’s most sacred religious sites. It hangs on a cliff 3120 meters above the Paro Valley. Every Bhutanese should visit once during their lifetime.
This was our last day in Bhutan, and maybe the one I will keep as the greatest gem
Let there be no sound, no words too many…
“Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have”
Buddha
Family is of greatest importance to the Bhutanese people
Magical forests too…
…Pristine in the fresh air of the Himalayas
Meeting so many lovely friends on my three hours’ journey
Taktshang Goemba
Turning back again, walking alone – but then again, not
“There is no path to Happiness. Happiness is the path.”
Buddha
WPC: Place in the World
”All cities — especially the big ones — have a way of reminding you of your place in the world.” I like that – but I go to Nature for that feeling. The difference is – Nature is not man made, at least it is less man made…
My place in the world is wherever my family is…and My place is in the great outdoors……where I can feel my own true size – which is that of an ant…
…my total insignificance – and yet, the importance
of acting to preserve our Nature, our National Parks,
the animals’ habitats – our heritage…
in order to return it with love and pride to our children –
I hope we will not have destroyed all of its magic,
its inspiration or its serenity.
I intend to keep loving Nature, my place in the world; trying my best not to leave anything but footprints, and take nothing but photos.
My hope is for the world to realize that we need each other – Man and Nature, Nature and Man. And that in fact, the end of Nature is the end of Man.
Wordless Wednesday
CFFC: Any kind of camera or photographer
For Cee – photographers!
Yesterday’s meeting with the non-profit association of biologists where I live, was held outdoors – a glorious spring evening. On walking back to the cars, I caught a lovely lady photographing in the silent light. She is using a cellphone – which is, I guess, the most popular way of photographing these days.
We were also lucky enough to see a demonstration of a drone taking off and landing – and taking photos of us all. I loved the intensity of the demonstration, just the faces of those (the men…) watching, so I just had to take a shot at it…and when I came home, I noticed there was another photographer sneaking up on my left! I was not aware of him during those seconds. A photo to be thrown away? No, I think it was rather funny – I will keep it. Another funny thing is that these men are all very good photographers, and Thomas, the demonstrator of the drone, is a renowned bird photographer.
Stenshuvud
Hiking today
A glorious spring day turning into summer
27 degrees C
Silent Sunday
The 3 Day Quote Challenge : #3
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A thing of beauty is a joy for ever.
John Keats
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