For nearly 20 years we've been driving past Edgar Evins State Park, so when my brother suggested going camping there last weekend, I thought, "Why not?"
It was fun and while driving the miles into the park to the campground, we passed a sign that said "Trail Head."
So when it came time find a hiking spot, Sam and I knew right where to go.
It was even more beautiful than we imagined:
...green water, purple flowers, blue skies...
...rock sculptures...
...bridges to nowhere...
And then we branched out, got off the beaten path and climbed to the top of the hill.
The view from the top was well worth the climb.
Even to the smallest details.
...although it seems like someone before us had thought this was the perfect place for a snack...
The feet just wanted to take a moment to rest and ponder.
I'll let you imagine what we were pondering - it was profound and complex, and...
...beautiful.
Then on the way back, I took a few "odd shots" to show Sam how I see the world.
It's a beautiful place.
When we finally made it down to the water, we took a minute to observe and reflect and share our thoughts from the hike.
Thoughts on letting go, moving on, letting ourselves be happy.
Like I said, profound and complex and beautiful.
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