if you keep the pinnacle in sight?
(southern quebec, canada)
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14 comments:
Try following my Pinnacle golf ball through the woods sometime, and you'll find the true meaning of LOST. Feeling pretty good about yourself? Take up golf; it'll bring ya back to earth, quickly! hahahaha
It is good to catch up with the poetic thoughts and photos of you site during the past week, while I have been away again for a week on business. You photos look like it is as cold as I felt back on the East Coast. it reminded me shy I prefer the warmth of Costa Rica and Arizona.
Well, the answer to your question is, "Yes!" I can get lost anywhere, even with a GPS!
I'd get on the other side of the mountain, be all turned around, and end up in British Columbia!
Beautiful photo, though!
Hmmm so, the kitty was purring in Canada! wow :)
This scenery is wonderful, I wouldn't mind to be lost there!
Hugs and a lovely weekend,
Léia
super composition!
Love-er-ly.
Great words to go with that photo. I loved scrolling through your photos for the past week. I missed all mey favorite sites while I was away.
That would always be a good idea...
so serene. Love this quiet shot.
V
And what if I WANT to get lost while looking at the Pinnacle?..:)
Trust me...I have NO sense of direction!
Have a delightful weekend.
☼ Sunny
Trust me, je me perdrais.
How beautiful to wonder around a lovely place like this. Better than being at work.
One may not be lost, but the journey would not be of as much value. Not to me ...
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