Photos of the Natural World

[MissMonroe]

A landscaped area in the center-area of the Netherlands, the water is indeed "old"; it was created thanks to the exploitation of clay and peat soils for agriculture, but agriculture has almost completely disappeared from the region – it is too expensive to farm in the center of the Netherlands.

 

[MissMonroe]

That’s funny…when I’m on my adventures I like to think I’m an explorer, moving through a place for the first time. As a kid I used to read all about the native Americans and how they lived in and alongside nature, they existed in harmony with the natural world not against it. I wished I was born during that time.

Well, you radiate it because it is in your frequency. Ever checked your DNA?

 

[Tsuga802]

A landscaped area in the center-area of the Netherlands, the water is indeed "old"; it was created thanks to the exploitation of clay and peat soils for agriculture, but agriculture has almost completely disappeared from the region – it is too expensive to farm in the center of the Netherlands.

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Beautiful countryside there, it looks so calm and peaceful

 

[Tsuga802]

Well, you radiate it because it is in your frequency. Ever checked your DNA?

Thank you
I never have, no. Maybe that’s something I will look into. Might be interesting

 

[Tsuga802]

Sunrise over Lake Superior from Michigans Upper Peninsula. I love these moments just be before the dawn. Everything is just so calm and quiet, even the lake was calm. The breaking of the day feels like a fresh start, a second chance…a brand new day that’s never been touched, full of promise and adventure. @MissMonroe, I’m reminded by what you told me about the sun…the connection to our lives, our very being, providing energy and balance to our existence!! I can feel that every time I each her rise!!

 

[Tsuga802]

A lone Pinyon pine (Pinus edulis) on the south rim of the Grand Canyon. This was in early December a few years back, I was driving out to California from the east coast when I just decided to take a 7 hour detour and spend a day here. It was perfect…this time of the year most of the tourists were gone. I was actually able to spend some quiet reflective time admiring the magnificent beauty of this place!!