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Peaceful hearts commune with Nature never seeking to destroy her beauty…

Posted by Lee Hiller on October 2, 2012

Posted in: Hot Springs National Park. Tagged: Aster, Goldenrod, Hiking Trails, Hot Springs National Park, Nature Blog, Nature Photography, Photo Blog, Photography, Wildflowers. 1 Comment

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Peaceful hearts commune with Nature never seeking to destroy her beauty. ~ Lee Hiller

Step outside the walls of your life into the limitless unknown of Nature. Even the often traveled trail changes each day to reveal something new. The glorious tiny details often missed in the landscape which stretches out in all directions waiting for us to see with our Hearts. Always beckoning with a gentle whisper the Universe guides us to the beauty of sacred spaces called Nature.

Love to ALL!
Lee

: HSNP Carriage Road Dayflower

: HSNP Carriage Road Dayflower

: HSNP Carriage Road Dayflower

: HSNP Dead Chief Trail Aster

: HSNP Dead Chief Trail Aster

: HSNP Floral Trail

: HSNP Floral Trail Aster

: HSNP Floral Trail Aster

: HSNP Floral Trail Aster

: HSNP Hot Springs Mountain Sunrise

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Aster

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Aster

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Aster

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Aster

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Humid Valley View

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Humid Valley View

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Oxalis

: HSNP Hot Springs Mt Trail Smooth Petunia

: HSNP Short Cut Trail

: HSNP Short Cut Trail

: HSNP Short Cut Trail

: HSNP Short Cut Trail

: HSNP Short Cut Trail Goldenrod

: HSNP Tufa Terrace Trail Red Crepe Myrtle

: HSNP Tufa Terrace Trail Red Crepe Myrtle

One comment on “Peaceful hearts commune with Nature never seeking to destroy her beauty…”

ricklondonsyndication on October 2, 2012 at 4:54 pm said:

What a gorgeous blog of the beautiful fragile forest struggling to come back to life. Beautiful photos baby x00x0x0

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