Hugh’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Week #20-Solitude
“There is a pleasure in the pathless woods,
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A little of this. A little of that.
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I see more of that nature theme emerging. Very expressive.
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Thank-you, Marissa. Very insightful of you, Marissa. 🙂
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Great..!!
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Thank-you. Appreciate your comment. Cheers! 🙂
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Beautiful photo, Olga. Where was it taken?
Thank you for joining me in this week’s challenge. 😀
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Thank-you, Hugh. It was taken last summer in the Rocky Mountains outside of Banff, Alberta, Canada. 🙂
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I’ve never visited The Rocky Mountains, so I’ll have to pay a visit. I quite like the sound of a train journey through the Rocky Mountains.
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There’s some majestic beauty in western Canada. I went by train when I was younger, but if you rent a car in that area, you will definitely have a more personal experience.
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Love this Olga!
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Thank-you, Linda. Hope you have a beautiful day! 🙂
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Thank you Olga!!! You do the same!!!! 😄
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As a life-long seeker of solitude, all of this speaks to me!
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“Women need real moments of solitude and self-reflection to balance out how much of ourselves we give away.” -Barbara De Angelis I thought you’d enjoy this quote. 🙂
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Love the image and this line “I love not man the less, but Nature more”.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thank-you, Prana. I’m glad you connected with the quote. It spoke to me, also. 🙂
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Beautiful and the very epitome of solitude!
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Thank-you, Terri. Appreciate your wonderful comment. 🙂
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Lovely view of solitude. Love your words too.
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Thank-you, Debbie. Wonderful to see your comment. 🙂
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My pleasure! Love meeting new bloggers.
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Beautiful words and photo. Perfect for the theme.
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Thanks, Miriam. Hugh’s challenge was an inspiration. 🙂
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Absolutely. Couldn’t agree more.
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Such peaceful shades of blue!
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Thank-you, Tildy. A feeling of peace is a companion of solitude. 🙂
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Very true!
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Beautiful!
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Thank-you! 🙂
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Beautiful photo and words Olga- a perfect match. Wish I was there 😊
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Thank-you, Mek. My dream is to pay those breath-taking mountains another visit soon. 🙂
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You’re welcome. Hope you realise your dreams soon! I live vicariously through your pics for now 😊
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I do also. Winter still has a hold on us. Crazy weather here. 😦
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Yeah, that’s because we haven’t let go of summer here. Wanna do a swap? 😊
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Ha ha! If only…
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Beautiful photo and quote. I have always wanted to go to Banff.
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Thank-you, Mary. Hope you do get your visit. I’m planning a trip in the next year if the forces are with me. Ha ha!
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Beautiful image Olga and a terrific haiku reflecting the effect of the cloud on the writer and reader.
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Thank-you, Denis. Interesting reflection. Another layer of meaning. 🙂
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Is this photograph taken in Canada? Such a beautiful place!
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Glad you enjoyed the photo. Yes, it was taken near Banff, Alberta in Canada. 🙂
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Such a beautiful photo and your poem is perfection. The joys of quiet contemplation.
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