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Climb

Moving higher

Changes perspective

Problems dissolve

Evolving into sweat beads that run down my back

The conversation of those below falls away as I climb faster, higher

Arriving sooner, a brief moment of peace and tranquility

Alas, the beauty of this place draws others, even this early in the day

A noisy group chatters over the rocks and scree to my left

Time to leave

Quietly I bless my body for bringing me here

Creating the easy energy that moves me whenever and wherever I need it to

I never take these things for granted

Especially at moments like these when I am high

Metaphorically and physically, spiritually

The world spread out below

I climb while I can

Because one day perhaps I won’t be able to go

I climb because one day

I’ll be stuck below

*God hep me when that day comes though because I’ll be a frustrated human indeed.

I’m over at the coast for a few days of hiking up mountains and swimming in the still chilly surf (invigorating!)and walking along the cliffs to Yaroomba each day

Such a beautiful area, but after four days of wall to wall humans (school holidays here) I’m more than ready to go home to my dogs and long peaceful walks where I don’t run into anything louder than a roo as it races down a fence line.

I’ve been pretty slack with my blogging of late. My routine has been thrown out with travels and adventures and then catch ups on work when I get home. Quieter days are coming though

As is Spring

Finally

A couple of photos in this post from the last few days, hopefully it will carry a few of you with me higher, if you are one of those who is stuck below

Mt Nindery this mornings hike – Mt Coolum in the distance – also a lovely climb. Coolum is very exposed (Yang energy) Ninderry is all trees and birdsong (Yin energy) but both are beautiful.
My Nindery looking towards a different direction – don’t ask me which as I’m hopeless with directions 😂 sort of north westerly I guess
Wappa Falls Yandina – other little jaunt, also this morning. I turned around from this pretty view and there was a memorial to a young boy who died “having the time of his life, jumping off the wet rocks in the rain” as the plaque read – it was a bittersweet moment.
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