I am reminded of the beauty that surrounds us. The serenity found in nature helps to calm a stressed and restless soul. I need to spend more time enjoying and appreciating the natural wonders of which we are benefactors.
John Muir (1838 – 1914) was a Scottish-American naturalist and author. He was an early advocate of preservation of the wilderness it the United States.
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Photo Credit: Carrie Miller. View towards Silverton, Colorado, with the mountains beyond.
You need actual physical connection to feel the need to preserve it’s beauty & riches. He was a poetic conservationist.
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John Muir really did a lot for furthering concern for the environment, and he lived at a time when there was not much emphasis on that.
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That is what makes him special. Thank you so much for stopping by.
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Good one i love being in nature
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I have to keep reminding myself to spend time outdoors in natural places.
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Thank you for this – it’s something I needed to read. I am surrounded by such beauty but often get caught in the manic trappings of urban life.
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I too get caught up by life and forget to appreciate what is around me.
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So true!
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Thanks for reminding me, yes, nature gives such a beauty and calmness in heart. Thanks!
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It can be the most calming thing, if we can just remember to relax and enjoy it.l
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We should all get out in nature more often.
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There is so much beauty to appreciate.
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When I read your posts, I think, how lucky you are to live in a beautiful country with a wonderful climate and the freedom to be able to walk around most times of the year.
I fail to appreciate the beauty in the desert and the sands and your post has inspired me to do just that.
Everything in nature has a beauty to it.
Thank you, Helen !
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You are so welcome. When I first moved to New Mexico I really missed the lush green of Wisconsin but I have grown to appreciate the unique beauty here.
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