It was my fourteenth year on this planet when I discovered the simple beauty of nature. My scout troop and I went on a camping trip to El Capitan Mountain in New Mexico. As we neared the jutting backbone of southern New Mexico, I saw a dark green carpet of dense treetops spilling down the side of the mountain. After traversing the summit, we found ourselves in patches of pinewood forest so deep and shadowy the temperature dropped. Only occasionally did we see sparkling motes of light shining through the canopy. The rustling of the wind through the branches carried with it the smell of pine sap and the gingery smell of fall. After waking on the second day, we found a small, bubbling brook. This softly flowing spring had cold, clean water so crystalline to pass it up would be a crime. While taking part of this sparkling refreshment we heard splashing water, so we decided to investigate. We found a tiny piece of heaven hidden behind a mass of boulders shaped like a ham-hock fist. Beneath this fist of rock was a miniature waterfall that spilled over a small cliff to strike the rocks below. The troop decided this outcropping would be our palace for the night. Some time later I found a bed of pine needles lying under the arms of ancient redwoods. As I relaxed that night on my earthbound cloud, the clarity of the stars above reminded me of all the wonders I'd seen on my trek. I knew then that to find beauty in our world one needs only look around at nature's simplicity.
The view of this path is of the Olympic Mountains, The San Juan's, salt water, Mt. ... There are majestic and complex designs left from the crawling water behind in the mud. ... This trail is amazing; it has natural views of mountains, islands, and water along with man-made irrigation, housing and farming land. ... The noises that we hear when we walk along the pathway are all impressive and relaxing. ...
The majestic Grosse Mountain - highest peak of Vancouver. ... The slope of the mountain headed so steeply up that we had to keeps our hands on the ground almost the whole time. ... We climbed and walked, then climbed some more and ever tried running. ...
Therefore, he decided to walk around leisurely in the mountain, wishing his feet will lead him to the temple, which then by accidently he encountered the Incense Massed temple. Within a relaxed and casual mood the writer gave us a hint about how he feels standing at the center of a mountain. ... Wang Wei uses "several miles " to describe the length of the journey, and using "cloudy peaks " explain the height of the mountain. It gives the impression that the Incense Messed Temple as he can see is quiet, distant, grand and majestic. ... As a reader, we walked along with writer from introduction ...
Again and again we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force. ... We cannot walk alone. And as we walk, we must make the pledge that we shall march ahead. ... I have a dream that one day the state of Alabama, whose governor's lips are presently dripping with the words of interposition and nullification, will be transformed into a situation where little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls and walk together as sisters and brothers. ... I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every...
The most majestic of the volcanoes are composite volcanoes, also known as strato-volcanoes. ... There are four Icelandic shield volcanoes within Lassen Park: Prospect Peak, Mount Harkness, Sifford Mountain, and Raker Peak. ... Thus the formation of some volcanoes, mountains, and islands is connected to the process of subduction and continental drift. ... This lava flows slowly down the mountain. ... A'a' is pronounced ah-ah because that is the sound someone will make if they walk over a new flow that can look like fresh dirt. ...
From the moment you walk in to take your seat, you see what looks like fire flies lighting up an African back drop. ... For that moment, you had no problem believing that the stage was miles long and as tall as mountains. ... They did a good job of somehow marrying props and costumes as one to portray such commanding and majestic animal characters. ...
After Horatio had seen the ghost in the first act Hamlet, he says; "But, look, the morn in russet mantle clad, walks o"er the dew of yon high eastward hill." ... After describing the world as a majestic and incredible place and the center of humanity, Hamlet asserts in a cold and cynical tone just how meaningless and empty it is to him by using dust as a comparison. ... For example, at the burial of Ophelia, her brother Laertes leaps into her grave and asks that the earth be piled on both of them "Till of this flat a mountain you have made"; at which Hamlet then outdoes Laertes figuratively...
When you are in Costa Rica and are observing the majestic and beauty of the outdoors you just get taken away. ... When Columbus landed in the strange new land he was impressed with the friendly natives and the majestic beauty of its costal areas he named it Costa Rica, meaning rich coast. ... The mountain supplied a hot springs at its base where you could relax and watch. ...