I have decided to post photos of past travels in general and our eight year sailing adventure on SV Irie in particular for Wordless Wednesdays. I hope you enjoy them. My theme “Opposites” for this week comes from The Daily Post.
Wharariki Beach in Golden Bay, New Zealand
Opposites that come to mind are: sand-rock, dead-alive, arid-lush, air-water, dry-wet, bumpy-flat
Which opposites do you spot when looking at this photo?
Ever since we arrived in Heath, MA to do this five month house sit, Mark has been interested in climbing the biggest mountain of the state, which is located an hour drive away. Usually I’m the first one to partake in any exciting hike or adventure, but ascending a 3500ft (1067 m) mountain is not in the cards anymore for me. Many times in the past, when scaling smaller hills and mountains, my “Sure, let’s do it! I’ll just walk at my own pace.” turned into tough, steep climbs with loads of sweat, many breaks and a guaranteed headache. Turning 40 is no joke!
Entering the mountain park
So, here is a “preview” of the blog I intend to post soon, about climbing Mt. Greylock in Massachusetts.
Mount Greylock rises behind a cemetery in the town of Adams
Six Word Saturday to the rescue! 🙂
Can you describe your Saturday in six words?
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