What’s In-Between
The most important reason for going from one place to another is to see what’s in between. – Norton Juster
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Great quote but better photo Cathy !
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Thanks, Kathryn. It’s a shot of Cameron Pass just west of Fort Collins. It’s so beautiful up there!
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I live through your post my dear !
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🙂
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and yet we sometimes rush the in between–the photo is a nice pause
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Thank you, LouAnn! This is a shot of Cameron Pass which is in-between Fort Collins and Steamboat Springs. But we always love to stop and take a few photos. And sometimes it’s a destination as there are wonderful trails for hiking and snowshoeing.
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Those spaces in between are often the best…
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Yes, they are, Mimi! I think it’s one of the things I love about road trips! 🙂
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What a wonderful shot with an outstanding quote.
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Thanks, Frank. I really liked the quote, too!
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Great shot of a gorgeous landscape Cathy.
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Thanks, V. I really liked that winding road in the shot. It felt like it gave the shot a story. You’ve been relatively quiet recently. Are you traveling?
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I was out on the West Coast visiting my family and returned via the red eye earlier this week which always wreaks havoc on my fragile biorhythms. I had intended to get a post out before hitting the road (actually, hitting the air), but I had a lot going on and not enough time to publish a post that would meet my standards. Yes, even Lame Adventures has a slender strand of standards, as unlikely as that might seem. I will probably post something new soon, or at least by month’s end because Milton wants us to cover LGBT pride again, even though I am getting tired of guys in feathers and gals on motorcycles. Clearly, I have completed the transition and have become the lesbian version of my mother.
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I’m pretty sure everything there is to be seen is in between. Life is what happens while you’re making other plans, as the song goes.
Gorgeous shot! 🙂
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Thanks so much, Jen. And I agree with you on all counts!
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Have to disagree a bit with the quote (although I agree in spirit.) What we go to Wyoming, I love the in-between but the ending is the best. 🙂
janet
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I guess for me, so much of living in the West is the road trips have so much beautiful in-between! 🙂
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It’s the same thing for us going to Wyoming but the quote seemed to emphasize the in-between over the ends and for us, the end is the best. 🙂
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Wow, those are certainly some wide open in-between spaces, Cathy and always, beautifully captured by you.
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Thanks, Brigitte. Yes, we have a lot of those out here in Colorado. I love driving through these beautiful areas where everything could be a destination.
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Beautiful! That sky is really spectacular… especially against/ between the mountain spaces. Just wonderful!
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Thank you so much, Dawn. Until I moved to Colorado, I don’t think I even realized how blue the sky could be!
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I hear that a lot from Coloradans, and I know that when I’ve visited, so much impresses about the state!
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I love the in-between, but also love the destination…and cherish the going home, too. I’m not sure I could choose the “best” among them. However…almost 20 years ago I moved from California to Ohio and drove alone across the country to get there. The in-between of that trip remains one of the highlights of my life.
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I so agree, Lee. I took a trip like that years ago where I put 10,000 miles on the car. It was the travel that made it so special! I really like the underlying meaning of the quote – and I think we actually live in the in-between highlighted by a few destinations.
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Lovely!
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Thank you, Elyse!
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I don’t know about ‘most’ important. It would be enough, it seems, to realize the importance of every step.
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