If I Could Take You Anywhere...I Would Take You Here.

Amazing pictures... nature is always a force to be reckoned with; her beauty is unmatched.

I would love for us to re-center our entire world view back to one of nature worship.

The old-ways have not yet left the minds of even this generation; there is hope....

Originally posted by TheDoctor46
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Yes the hardknot pass is a hold your breath drive!. A few car clutches have been burned out on that drive im sure lol.

Indeed!

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Very beautiful Doc.

Thank you for sharing the beauty of nature..and some grown women with pacifiers in their mouths.. hehe

Peace and love
-nat the mellow cat-

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Your very welcome nat

Originally posted by smyleegrl

Originally posted by boncho
Enjoyed those.

No matter how unreal they are.

Quite real, my friend.

Photos without filters are real.

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This is sooo beautiful, you are very lucky ya know....35 minutes from this backyard?!?

Your clubs people use pacifiers how did I miss this thread.... S&F Gorgeous pics...

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Your very welcome DaphneApollo.I bet you would like a tour of the clubs to

Originally posted by TheDoctor46
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Your very welcome DaphneApollo.I bet you would like a tour of the clubs to

Maybe one, but I'm really very humm drumm and simple, the mountains win out every time for me, nature makes the best music of all.

That is very true. The sound of nature is the greatest music of all. The sound of the birds calling, And the breeze skimming the trees is simply stunning

Originally posted by TheDoctor46
That is very true. The sound of nature is the greatest music of all. The sound of the birds calling, And the breeze skimming the trees is simply stunning

My favorite place in America is the 'Smokey Mountains' Tennessee. But, it's 9 hours away... arrgghhh!!!

The smell is incredible, it's like you've never had oxygen before, until then, and after that experience you know you haven't and can't wait to go again.

I'll bet the smell there is out of this world.

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Yes the smell sure is nice. Fresh air! Not like you get in the cities. I used to go to the lake district quite a lot. Little camp fires going in the woods. Just cant beat being outside. Yea a nine hour drive is a pain lol. I can drive from One end of England to the other in about 6 or 7