After a long while, when we were returning and passing by the same tarn as earlier, the sun came out for a little while, lighting up all the area, including the still present mist on the other side of the lake.
It's a little devastating to realize how easy is to get used to the accessability of many locations - most of the famous places are now surprisingly close to a car park, for example. But if you go further, to locations that are not hyped attractions, you'll see real beauty.
I have the theory that some areas willingly sacrificing a few blocks to the general public - encouriging every to see those and those only, while the real gems stay hidden, at the end of path, covered by fern an pines.
This entry was written by Peter Molnar, and originally posted on petermolnar dot net.
