Thursday, 18 July 2013

Cenarth Falls, Wales.

I sense it.  I am enlightened.. What words would describe your tangibility, your lucidity to the photo?   Do you sense the words that describe your feeling of awe, of wonderment of the natural world?  Do you imagine listening to the rushing waters?  

The warm summer's breeze gently caresses your face.  The water falls and falls, cascading down the rocks to the swirling pool below.  You observe, you sense, you feel, you hear.  Your mind, your heart, your soul, your passion for the written word, embraces the ambience.   Like the swirling waters, your words doth flow.
The sign is there.  The words are written in your heart.
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  1. Alex J. Cavanaugh18 July 2013 at 02:07

    Wonderful photos, Gary! I visited Wales once when I lived in London many years ago. Amazing place.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:19

      Hi Alex,

      Thank you, good sir. And thus you know of the enchantment that be Wales.

      A peaceful weekend to you.

      Gary

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  2. JoJo18 July 2013 at 02:26

    Beautiful location. I love the sound of waterfalls.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:20

      Hi JoJo,

      Ah yes, such a soothing sound.

      Have a lovely weekend.

      Gary

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  3. Starting Over, Accepting Changes - Maybe18 July 2013 at 02:57

    Lovely pictures, but your descriptions are even better. Nice post.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:21

      Hi Arleen,

      Thank you for your kind words.

      Enjoy your weekend.

      Gary

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  4. Debra She Who Seeks18 July 2013 at 02:58

    Beautiful photos and thoughts!

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:22

      Hi Debra,

      Thank you for that, eh :)

      A good weekend in Edmonton to you, my friend.

      Gary

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  5. Morgan18 July 2013 at 03:49

    It's so clear you're a talent reading this post, Gary. Lovely choice of words to create the right ambiance. :)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:24

      Hi Morgan,

      You are very kind. May the ambience touch all our hearts.

      A wonderful weekend to you, Morgan :)

      Gary

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  6. Elephant's Child18 July 2013 at 04:26

    Simply gorgeous Gary. You have given us beauty and peace. Again. Thank you.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:26

      Hi Sue,

      And thank you, dear lady. May we all embrace such beauty and peace. A time out from the hectic.

      Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

      Gary

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  7. Suzanne Furness18 July 2013 at 06:41

    I love waterfalls, I think it is the combination of tranquillity with incredible power. Looking at the photos I could hear the rushing water and feel the spray on my face. A nice way to start the day, thanks Gary.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:37

      Hi Suzanne,

      I'm encouraged that you feel the sensations. Your words describe such senses so very well. Thank you, Suzanne.

      Have a good weekend and try to stay cool.

      Gary

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  8. Anonymous18 July 2013 at 08:08

    Awesome pictures Gary, haven't been far into Wales.....only the other side of the Severn Bridge. This was wonderful to look at. Thanks for sharing.

    Yvonne.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:40

      Hi Yvonne,

      Thank you. If you get the chance, the wonders of Wales can be a most positive tonic. My delight to share such beauty.

      Wishing a peaceful weekend, Yvonne.

      Gary

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  9. Mark Koopmans18 July 2013 at 09:05

    Bonjour mon ami, Sir Gazzza (say it with a French accent - the fourth z rolls off the ferry, er I mean the tongue :)

    I'm surprised that the Welsh let an Englishman in - did you have to apply for a Euro passport? :)

    PS... and I've been *dying* to say this:

    "Nice Post..."

    Geddit?

    Gosh, I crack myself up :)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:55

      Monsieur Mazza,

      Comment allez-vous mon bon monsieur? Bonjour n'stuff.

      We may roll you off zee ferry, mon ami! :)

      I have a special Dragon passport that allows me through the Welsh Customs. When I say, "Customs", as in the border patrol and not any particular Welsh idiosyncrasies. Okay, I bribe them with Welsh rarebit. And no innuendos.

      Ha ha and an extra bonus ha! Are you the clever clogs! :) You think somewhat like me. I'm starting to worry. "Nice Post..." I shall let you steak, sorry, stake a claim to that pedantic observation :)

      Gosh and happy cracking. Talk about feeling shattered.

      Have a happy weekend, Mazza.

      Gary

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  10. Annalisa Crawford18 July 2013 at 09:45

    This post has made me so relaxed. So beautiful.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 15:58

      Hi Annalisa,

      I'm heartened. Thank you.

      May you have a relaxed, peaceful weekend.

      Gary

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  11. All Consuming18 July 2013 at 10:50

    Beautiful pictures. Thank you for posting them, and the words that accompany them too *smiles.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:00

      Hi Michelle,

      And thank you for your kind words.

      Hope you are okay, dear lady.

      Wishing you a peaceful, hopeful weekend.

      Gary :)

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  12. Anonymous18 July 2013 at 12:15

    You have the soul of a poet Gary.
    That first picture of ancient rock and water gives one a feeling of permanence doesn't it?

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:02

      Hi Delores,

      Thanks and I'd better give that soul back :)

      Permanence. A good thought and yes, I totally agree.

      Wishing you a peaceful, positive weekend.

      Gary

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  13. L. Diane Wolfe18 July 2013 at 12:23

    So beautiful. I'd spend all day there soaking it in. And taking pictures. Lots and lots of pictures. Yours are gorgeous.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:17

      Hi Diane,

      I know you would absorb the ambience. Your pictures, your passion for photography, accompanied by your words. Thank you, Diane.

      A lovely weekend to you.

      Gary

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  14. PT Dilloway18 July 2013 at 12:40

    That's a purdy place.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:17

      Hi Pat,

      Purdy darned nice.

      A good Detroit weekend to you.

      Gary

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  15. shelly18 July 2013 at 15:00

    Lovely pics. Lovely words.

    Hugs and chocolate,
    Shelly

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:18

      Hi Shelly,

      Most kind of you. Thank you.

      A happy chocolate weekend to you.

      Gary

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  16. Teresa Ashby18 July 2013 at 15:31

    Lovely pictures - I almost feel cool looking at them... almost :-) x

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:20

      Hi Teresa,

      Almost cool in this hot weather would be a good start :)

      A hopefully cool weekend to you, Teresa.

      Gary :) x

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  17. Empty Nest Insider18 July 2013 at 17:07

    Gorgeous photos, and I love how you so eloquently captured their essence!

    Julie

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:21

      Hi Julie,

      Very nice of you to say. This was the essence of a peaceful, visual posting.

      Wishing you a lovely weekend.

      Gary

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  18. Optimistic Existentialist18 July 2013 at 17:12

    Gary, my friend, I would love to visit Cenarth Falls and just get lost in the wonder of the experience for hours and hours. Your words really addd to its physical beauty.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:23

      Hi Keith,

      You are always welcome to get lost in Cenarth Falls :) I know you would embrace the whole experience. Thank you, my friend.

      Have a magical time at the beach.

      Gary

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  19. Susan Flett Swiderski18 July 2013 at 18:39

    Oooooh, very new-agey. I can almost imagine the quiet soothing sound of a flute playing in the background as you speak your words in a calm, mellow voice. Beautiful, Gary, both the pictures, and your words. I didn't realize it, but you, sir, have the heart of a poet. (Now give it back!)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:33

      Hi Susan,

      Yeah and a bit of a hippy trippy thing happening. Oh yes, a flute in the background playing magical songs of fairies and unicorns. Did you know I typed this in my mellowest Canadian accent :)

      You are very thoughtful in your articulation, dearest friend. I giveth thee back thine poetic heart.

      Be well and have a soothing weekend.

      Gary

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  20. Tina19 July 2013 at 00:33

    I've wanted to visit your corner of the world for a long time. Now I'm even more anxious to see it. Looks like you've been listening to some Tree of Life music...this is the type of stuff I see when listening to that grand music...
    Tina @ Life is Good

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:37

      Hi Tina,

      If you grace these magical shores with your presence, do let me know. For it would be my honour to organise the parades for your good self.

      I was listening to punk rock when I typed this. Okay, kidding, I did listen to some of the, Tree of Life, music. I was listening to, "Into the Mystic", by Van Morrison, when I typed this.

      A peaceful, hopeful, happy weekend to you, Tina.

      Gary :)

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  21. Julia Hones19 July 2013 at 00:45

    I love this place, Gary. The colors, the sounds, the scents.
    Thank you for sharing these lovely pictures.
    They transport my mind to a peaceful setting. I will go to my garden now. The forests are calling me...
    Hugs,
    Julia

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:40

      Hi Julia,

      I knew you would love such a place. All the sensations immersed in your heart.

      I'm delighted to share the photos. May you be transported to the garden, the forest of happy thoughts.

      A tranquil weekend to you, my friend.

      Hugs,

      Gary

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  22. lotta joy19 July 2013 at 01:04

    You. Me. A blanket. A basket full of fruit. A camera. Shared peace and tranquility and totally innocent.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:42

      Hi Lotta,

      Such a splendid scene you doth paint in the mind's eye. The innocence of youth that always will be.

      Wishing you well, Dana.

      A peaceful, hopeful weekend to you.

      Gary

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  23. MunirGhiasuddin19 July 2013 at 01:13

    The picture does create a sense of softness of the running water humming. (I am translating my words from Hindi so forgive me if my English is a little disturbed.)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:44

      Hi Munir,

      Your articulation is gratefully embraced, dear lady. Your English is considerably better than my Hindi :)

      A lovely weekend to you, Munir.

      Gary

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  24. Unknown19 July 2013 at 02:41

    I am a nature child. In the cool stillness of the woods, or bubbling water of a river or the arid high mountain desert, I find peace and creativity. Lovely words, Gary.

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:47

      Hi Julie Luek,

      Ah, sweet child of nature. Your words resonate the creativity instilled in you by the wonders, the senses you feel in the great outdoors. Thank you, Julie.

      A nature inspired weekend to you.

      Gary

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  25. Unknown19 July 2013 at 03:42

    OMG! It's so beautiful. Why did I move to Egypt and not Wales instead? In my next life, I'm definitely going to live in Wales. :-)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:49

      Hi Lexa,

      Wales is waiting for you. I hope you find a moment to visit and be taken in by such enchantment :)

      Wishing you a hopeful, happy weekend.

      Gary

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  26. Anonymous19 July 2013 at 03:54

    You sure know how to wax poetic, Gary! I'm beginning to think my music has had a lyrical affect on your Muse:)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:52

      Hi Samantha,

      Wax. Ah yes, but I cannot hold a candle to the poetry of the poets :) Your music does inspire the lyrical leanings that beat in my heart.

      Perhaps I should listen to the band, "Muse" :)

      A happy, peaceful weekend to you, Samantha.

      Gary

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  27. Cat and DOG Chat With Caren19 July 2013 at 13:22

    just marvelous, I would so love to visit Wales one day, even if Tom Jones weren't from Wales :)

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    1. klahanie19 July 2013 at 16:54

      Hi Caren,

      Wales would welcome you warmly :) Tom Jones! "What's new, pussycat?" Ha ha and ha! :)

      A good weekend to you, Caren.

      Gary

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  28. Blue Grumpster19 July 2013 at 21:24

    This is too deep for me. The only rushing waters I listen to are the ones that I create. Hmmmm pretty deep eh? ;) But on a serious note: I love the pics and I sure would love to visit Wales. I hear the dames are pretty deep, too. See, here I go again... I just can't help it. It must be my humping neighbors in Spain. Could they've been Welsh, I wonder....

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 01:33

      Hey Blue Dude n'stuff!

      Ah yes, the tinkling sound we wont mention. Very deep thoughts by you, hero of the Spanish.

      Delighted you like the pics. And you are a wanted man in Wales. The Welsh and the Spanish have wild orgies together.

      Be well and hooray for humps.

      A pleasant and fun-filled weekend to you.

      Gary

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    2. Blue Grumpster20 July 2013 at 19:41

      Hahaha yes! Blue Dud n'stuff.... I like that! How's life, Gary? A bit on the hot side I reckon. Hero of the Spanish.... Oh my. If only that were true. Wild orgies you say? And, pray, where does Mr Klahanie acquire his tantalizing intel these days haha :)

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    3. klahanie20 July 2013 at 22:29

      Mr. Blue "Dud" n'stuff,

      Life is nifty neato n'stuff, still! Ha ha! And yep, it's hot, hot, hot, in lil' ol' England n'stuff. Just like me! Oh yeah...

      The Spanish are going to have "The Blue Grumpster" public holiday in your honour, or honor. Wild orgies are common in my abode. And you being a wild dud, um dude, are renowned for your kinky orgies, complete with party balloons and psychotic clowns....Party on, Blue! :)

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    4. Blue Grumpster22 July 2013 at 21:51

      You sure sound hot. I'll tell my neighbor. She'd be really interested haha. I love that public holiday. Does it come with a fine selection of women too? If so, I might need to get me a return ticket.... as in return - well, you get it. As long as it's not in December. Don't want to hear frozen bluebells ringing.

      Hope you're doing fine. Enjoy the heat and stay neat ;)

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    5. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:30

      Sire Blue Dude,

      Is that the neighbour who dances naked with the pixies...The pubic, sorry, public holiday in your honour will have floats of feminine fancy-thats that will be parading proudly, just for you in downtown Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and numerous kinky villages with equally kinky villagers. December can be pretty darned hot in Spain. Just think, amigo, you could have a Spanish Flamenco dancer, dancing to the gentle tune of 'Jingle Balls'....

      The heat is cooking the meat :)

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  29. Rawknrobyn.blogspot.com19 July 2013 at 22:32

    My favorite natural creation is the waterfall. As always, dear Gary, your words and pictures are beautiful.

    Have a tranquil weekend.
    xoRobyn

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 01:36

      Hi Robyn,

      I can relate to waterfalls. Although I've been known to create a waterfall myself. Yep, moving extremely swiftly on....

      Your words are most flattering, dear lady.

      A peaceful waterfall weekend to you, Robyn.

      Gary :) x

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  30. Eat To Live20 July 2013 at 01:57

    Beautiful Photos!! Have you ever been to Niagra Falls in Canada? I knew you lived in Canada at one point.
    Beautiful post Gary!!

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 22:32

      Hi Terry,

      Ah thank you, kind lady. Have I ever been to Viagra Falls, sorry, Niagara Falls? Yes I have with my then soon to be wife and now my ex-wife.

      Thank you for thinking this was a beautiful post.

      A peaceful rest of the weekend to you, Terry.

      Gary :)

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  31. Rum-Punch Drunk20 July 2013 at 07:19

    Wales is a beautiful place, and I love the scenery in your post. Oh how I long to take a long holiday where I can smell fresh air, hear the birds sing morning songs, see the sun rise and fall from a distance, touch the long grass and feel the earth under my feet and dream wonderful things at night.
    We are having a glorious summer right now, I'm not complaining at all, but London's not exactly Wales.

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 22:45

      Hi Rum-Punch Drunk,

      Indeed, a beautiful, enchanting place. Such a lovely setting where I took those photos. When not on holiday, I can still go on journeys of the imagination that take me to such locations. I know you will, when you have that well-deserved respite, take in all the wonders of nature.

      This summer has been spectacular. Being from London, whenever I visit, I find a wonderment in its own right. Be well, my friend.

      A pleasant, peaceful Sunday to you.

      Gary :)

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  32. Manzanita20 July 2013 at 13:21

    You are in my kind of territory now. You are my inspiration. There is a song of that.

    want wee ones in my garden and turn it magical like yours. I don't have the little creatures but I found 2 really old iron lawn ornaments that belonged to my husband when he was in college. And that WAS a long time ago. Of course it's baseball.... About 2 ft. high, a pitcher and batter wearing the old knickers the baseball players of yesterday wore. Now I have a magical garden. See you do inspire me.

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 22:49

      Dear Manzanita,

      There is a song in your words. The territory of enchantment fills your heart and soul.

      Ah and the poignant memory of your beloved husband. And thus you have created a garden that is indeed a "Field of Dreams."

      Inspiration breeds inspiration. I'm profoundly grateful knowing you.

      In peace and have a wonderful rest of your weekend,

      Gary :)

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  33. Tara Tyler20 July 2013 at 14:45

    serenity!
    your strong personality shines like these sunny, colorful pictures!

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 22:51

      Hi Tara,

      You are most kind. Thank you. Serenity soothes and takes us on journeys of hope and inspiration.

      Wishing a serene rest of your weekend, Tara.

      Gary :)

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  34. cleemckenzie20 July 2013 at 17:01

    And a wise soul reads those words written in his heart. Your pictures made me want to get outside for a long walk by the creek. Beautiful.

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 22:57

      Hi Lee,

      Wise thoughts from a thoughtful lady. Thank you. The words sing from the heart. I hope you managed to go for a pleasant stroll by the creek. And if so, your experience will resonate in the words you write.

      A tranquil rest of the weekend to you, Lee.

      Gary :)

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  35. Anonymous20 July 2013 at 17:16

    Oh wow! and your descriptions are full of enthusiasm and awe. Fabulous! It also says excitement/ peace and wonder to me.

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 23:00

      Hi Madeleine,

      And your wonderful comment exudes the joy of the world we can truly see right in front of us. Thank you, Madeleine.

      A happy Sunday to you.

      Gary :)

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  36. Mark Means20 July 2013 at 19:25

    Some great pictures, my friend...a very serene view. It's almost like I can hear the water running over the rocks. Looks like a great camping spot, to boot!

    Well done and have a great weekend!

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 23:02

      Hi Mark,

      Thank you for that, kind sir. I'm delighted you could sense the sound of the water running over the rocks. Indeed, a great camping spot.

      Thank you, Mark.

      A great weekend to you, my friend,

      Gary :)

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  37. Rob Z Tobor20 July 2013 at 20:50

    AH yes I live one mile from the Welsh Border . . . . . . . Lucky ME

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    1. klahanie20 July 2013 at 23:03

      Hi Rob,

      Yes you are one lucky chap. And I think the Welsh are lucky to have you live so nearby. Thank you, good sir.

      A pleasant Sunday to you.

      Gary :)

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  38. Goku shrestha21 July 2013 at 02:34

    Gorgeous and peaceful

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    1. klahanie21 July 2013 at 18:12

      Hi Goku,

      Indeed it is, my friend.

      A pleasant and positive day to you.

      Gary :)

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  39. River21 July 2013 at 04:27

    I do imagine listening to the rushing water, but I don't have the words.

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    1. klahanie21 July 2013 at 18:13

      Hi River,

      The words are written in your name, my friend.

      Hope you had a lovely weekend.

      Gary :)

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  40. Hilary Melton-Butcher21 July 2013 at 10:59

    Hi Gary - gosh lots of comments - but the photography is beautiful .. and I'd love to just be there .. exactly as you describe ... so peaceful, with the sun twinkling through the trees, splicing out from the rippling waters, prismatic colours alighting as little faeries dart around ...

    Cornwall draws me - but to explore Wales would be lovely .. cheers from a warm and sunny Eastbourne after a cool Saturday ... Hilary

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    1. klahanie21 July 2013 at 18:18

      Hi Hilary,

      I'm blessed in getting a lot of comments. Of course, I do try to comment back to everybody and that doubles the count. Makes it look twice as good :) You have described so magically with your added perspective. I appreciate that.

      Cornwall and Wales, to me, have a similar calling. Somewhat akin to a spiritual whisper. Cooler over the weekend, mostly, up in the north.

      Thank you, Hilary.

      Gary

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  41. Hilary Melton-Butcher21 July 2013 at 11:44

    Hi Gary .. I forgot to mention the trout and salmon - must have lovely suppers around there .. or bbq?! in the tent ..

    Now I really am hungry and it is almost time for lunch! H

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    1. klahanie21 July 2013 at 18:20

      Aha, Hilary,

      I never noticed any fish. However, I've no doubt that the opportunity for such a BBQ would be there. What a place to camp.

      Hope you had a hearty lunch.

      Gary

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  42. Al Penwasser21 July 2013 at 14:47

    After seeing these beautiful pictures, I realize that Thoreau had a point when he visited Walden Pond.
    Besides not wanting to pay his taxes, that is.

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    1. klahanie21 July 2013 at 18:25

      Greetings Mr. Penwasser,

      Henry David Thoreau. On Walden Pond. Indeed and my reply to you is non-taxable. I'm delighted you thought these were beautiful pictures. Thank you and good day, sir.

      Gary

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    2. Al Penwasser22 July 2013 at 12:28

      I KNEW you'd get the allusion! My hat's off to you. And I'm not even wearing a hat.

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    3. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:32

      Ah Al,

      Good sir, I shall allude to your allusion. And doth, my intellectual friend, me thinks your hat in your icon has be truly tipped. I tip my hat back at you. I'm actually wearing a baseball cap.

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  43. Elizabeth Seckman21 July 2013 at 15:50

    Such beautiful pictures; such a magical place!

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    1. klahanie21 July 2013 at 18:26

      Hi Elizabeth,

      A magical place where the thoughts embrace.

      Wishing you a peaceful Sunday, Elizabeth.

      Gary

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  44. Anonymous21 July 2013 at 19:48

    Such beauty makes us seem inferior, because we really are.

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:34

      Well, I.B,

      If only we tuned into nature's balance. The balance would be less inferior and more understanding.

      Thank you, my kind friend.

      Gary :)

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  45. kerrie21 July 2013 at 19:51

    all that water makes me want to....go!

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:35

      Hi Kerrie,

      Um go as in go. Or go as in go...:)

      Gary :)

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  46. Sherry Ellis21 July 2013 at 21:01

    Lovely pictures! It looks like the perfect place to be.

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:36

      Hi Sherry,

      Thank you. A perfect place on a perfect day.

      Gary :)

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  47. Linda22 July 2013 at 03:13

    I imagine being there with someone I cared for deeply, someone on the save length, someone who appreciated these sights as much as I would.

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:38

      Hi Linda,

      In your heart, the transport of your imagination, you are there with someone who understands, who appreciates such awe the way you do.

      Thank you, Linda.

      Gary :)

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  48. Shannon Lawrence22 July 2013 at 03:14

    I really needed these enchanting photos today, Gary. Soothing and beautiful. I'm always heartened and inspired by nature, by waterfalls, by lush green surroundings.

    Shannon at The Warrior Muse

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:41

      Hi Shannon,

      I am heartened that the enchantment touched your senses, dear lady. You rejoice in the wonders of the great outdoors and immerse yourself in a natural balance.

      Thank you, Shannon.

      Ongoing soothing wishes, your way,

      Gary

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  49. Rawknrobyn.blogspot.com22 July 2013 at 07:02

    I know nothing, saw nothing, did nothing, said nothing...except it was Mark K's brainchild. And of course, Alex helped kick-it off. Don't know what I'm talking about? Neither do I!

    xo

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:45

      Hi Robyn,

      And thus, the lady returneth. Like you, I know nothing, saw nothing, did nothing, but I do note that somebody has a "brainchild" :)

      And Alex and Robyn and Morgan and Tina and Mark and Gary, have no idea at all!

      Thank you and with that I shall hurriedly slap up a posting about the subject that neither of know anything about.

      Gary :) x

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  50. Jemi Fraser22 July 2013 at 17:28

    So pretty!! Peaceful and eternal - I like that :)
    love Robyn's comment - and I think you need to check out Alex's post today :P

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    1. klahanie22 July 2013 at 23:47

      Hi Jemi,

      Why thank you. Nobody ever called me pretty before. LOL. Okay, ignore me. I'm delighted you liked the photos, eh!

      Who is Alex? :)

      Gary :)

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  51. Yolanda Renée23 July 2013 at 23:33

    Such beautiful, beautiful pictures. Would love to be there now. Will try to find the words, or maybe just enjoy the silence and wonder of nature through them, thanks for sharing!

    Hope you are doing well, Patches says to say Hi to Penny!

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    1. klahanie24 July 2013 at 03:50

      Hi Yolanda,

      Thank you and the pictures are reflective of such a magical place. The words are written in your silence :) My pleasure to share.

      All is well and Penny says hello to Patches :) Keep smiling, Yolanda :)

      Gary

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I do try to comment back to each commenter individually. However, I might have to shorten my replies or give a group thank you. That way, I can spend more time commenting on your blogs. Thank you and peace, my friend.

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