Contentment

[Dadshelper]

I like being outdoors, doesn't really matter what I am doing or even the weather. I hike, camp, mountain bike, fish, hunt, stargaze, snow ski, scuba dive, lawn work, etc etc.

Here is a picture from Monument Valley, Utah, USA during a camping trip. This area has had more iconic western movies made in it than any place in the world. The formations are called "The Mittens"... seems appropriate.

Ron

[Ettavb]

Wow. Stunning picture! I really wish my relaxation highlight had been something to do with being outdoors or exercise. (I used to be an avid walker, but the stress of things impacted my mobility: back, feet, knees etc. - at least for now).

[SewBears]

I love the great outdoors as well. Beautiful photo!

I’m happy being able to push hubby around the block and sometimes we brave it by letting him stroll the distance while holding onto my arm.

I also enjoy sitting in the backyard and listening to the birds sing. In a few weeks everything will be in bloom and I’ll post a picture.

❤️SewBears

[NannaB]

Stunning! The colours are amazing XxxX

[Kevin_1]

Nice one Ron

[KERRINGTON]

Beautiful. I remember them too from all the old cowboy movies from the 50's-60's ...

Where do you get all your energy from

[Katiebow]

Is that John Wayne I can see in the far distance? Xxx

[Dadshelper in reply to Katiebow]

There is a John Wayne museum there.

Ron

[Caro2132]

One of the reasons I moved to the States was this Valley. My husband and I were able to visit before the PSP diagnosis. It was everything I expected and we have wonderful memories go out visit.

[Abrecheisen53]

Beautiful.

Alice

[AJK2001]

Me too, nature seems to have a way of calming & putting things in perspective.

[Birdlover415]

What a beautiful picture, you are quite the photographer, you post so many gorgeous photos.

[ncgardener799]

Woke up to this beautiful scene as I opened my computer this morning, Thank you !!!

[journeyofjoy]

Beautiful photo, Ron. I love being outdoors too but don't do enough of it. It's good for all of us especially in these troubled times. For me, it brings a sense of peace, just stepping outside. When my husband was still here and we were dealing with the PSP, sometimes all I had to do was step outside for a few minutes to experience the calm.