American Lakes, Colorado
The mystery of life isn’t a problem to solve, but a reality to experience. ~ Frank Herbert
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American Lakes, Colorado
The mystery of life isn’t a problem to solve, but a reality to experience. ~ Frank Herbert
LargeSelf 
Lovely photo and quote. Did you see the sunrise this morning? It was amazing!
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Thank you so much, Susie! I missed it this morning, but it’s almost always so amazing here, isn’t it? Such a blessing to live in such a beautiful place!
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Wow! That’s beautiful Cathy! Perfect quote for a perfect photo. I think it’s amazing to experience the mystery of life!
I miss you!
Love,
Nina
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I miss you, too, Nina! Hope your doing exquisitely! Thank you! This is a shot I took on a hike in our mountains west of town. I so agree. Life is a mystery in which we bathe!
Hugs,
Cathy
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I like the quote… and the picture too. Makes me want to take a hike into those woods.
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Thank you, Shimon. It is quite beautiful here – in the high mountains about an hour’s drive from my home. I liked the receding trees pointing towards the mountain!
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I so love your photos Cathy! The quote is spot on, too and I would say I can’t argue with it … But when I’m feeling prickly enough you know I’m the type that would try.
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That’s okay, V. You’re allowed. I think I could be found trying the same thing from time to time. And thanks for the lovely compliment!
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Perfect quote. Perfect image. I don’t feel I need to solve life’s mysteries, but I should do a better job of letting myself experience them. 🙂
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So true, Carrie. And I think letting ourselves experience life’s mysteries is the ticket. Glad you enjoyed the quote, and as always, thank you for the comment!
Cathy
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Pictures like this are balm for my soul, one reason I take so many each year in Wyoming. 🙂
janet
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I love that! Balm for my soul. Where do you go in Wyoming, Janet? Do you ever come to Colorado?
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We got to the Bighorn Mountains up from Sheridan. Usually we just stay there, although when we have company, we’ve done some signature one-day manic trips to Yellowstone. But once in awhile, we’ve made it down to Colorado and once to the sculpture show in Ft. Collins. 🙂 I went to grad school in Greeley many years ago, too.
janet
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UNC, I’m assuming? And yes, isn’t the sculpture show amazing? We’ve never been up to the Bighorn Mountains. I guess the closest we’ve been is Cody on our way to Yellowstone, but I hear they’re absolutely beautiful! It’s definitely much cooler up there in the summer than here!
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Yup, did my grad work at UNC. The sculpture is amazing and the Bighorns are the best, especially as there aren’t too many people there. 🙂
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Well, hey, at least it’s no mystery that you take really nice photos! 🙂
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Thanks, Jennifer! 🙂
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Or maybe it’s mystery to experience — ? Lovely pic, C.
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Thank you, Brig. I think is is a mystery to experience!
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Such beauty. Experience reality …mmm
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LOL! It is beautiful! Thanks, Audra.
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Beautiful combination Cathy !
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Thank you, Kathryn!
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Welcome as always!
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