Amaranthine

Clearest water on Earth. So amazing

Maldives. Sunken ship surrounded by mistery

Lets all go to Hogwarts and come back later

Switzerland, always amazing, always lots of nature

Good spot in time for meditation and relaxation

Let me show you how it's done

Funny cats during the holidays

Nature has a wonderful way of showing of it's folor every season.

When the Christmas spirit moves you

Majestic creature in the ocean.

Barn owl with her babies in the nest

It makes me wanna fly high,up in the sky

It must be hot outside. It is great to leave a big bowl of water outside so that the animals can come and nourish and refresh whenever it's too hot outside

This fella has the munchies and look at him, how satisfied he is.

"Everything looked fresh, and the new green of spring was shimmering in the fields and on the tips of the trees' fingers...Away eastward the sun was rising red out of the mists that lay thick on the world. Touched with gold and red the autumn trees seemed to be sailing rootless in a shadowy sea." J.R.R. Tolkien

I always thought the waterfalls look like melted candles. The wax dripping exactly like the water is dripping from the rocks. So waterfalls are kind of like the prayers of nature, a prayer for abundance and green when it reaches the fields and it feeds the woods and it's trees, and of corrosion of the rocks and automatically natural habitats and caves through the formation of stalagmites and stalactites.

Nature is a far more talented painter than Claude Monet, but truth be told, it kind of resembles with his paintings. We are blessed with the means to not only immortalize a certain moment in time, but even record entire hours of valuable experience and share it with millions. If more people would do this, "this" wouldn't even be needed, cause we would all experience it first hand instead of the few washing the tired eyes of the many

What a beautiful name, almost like a chant, like a spell. Maybe it is, if we believe in it. The rain was pouring half an hour before this encounter and the woods were misty and every tiny drip of rain falling from the millions of leaves was loud and the earth had a stronger scent than ever. I was soaked and I was just staring at my drenched sneakers when I met little Rana hopping across the forest floor. Now, when I think back, he was as small as I felt in the vastness of those woods. I felt like a tiny peck on a huge abstract painting. The rain tastes wonderful. I am sure Rana felt the same.

"The salamander is the elemental being that composes fire and without him, fire cannot exist" -it is said in ancient lore. He is also credit for teaching us how to make fire. I like this theory because I like to believe that early humans were far more imaginative than what is believed about them and that they were inspired each and every step of their way, by nature. I like to believe that they let the animals be their teachers and that all humans were once shamans. Isn't this a far better image than the one in which we praise one culture and automatically differentiate it fundamentally from ours? The "what if" factor is healing if it is done constructively and the "what if" is something that unites us and includes us in something beautiful.

Golden Trees and fallen stars Echoing in the forest's scars; Bark and leave and twig and root, Are creaking and singing, Wispering and howling, An endless chant and anchient tongue Of nature's lament.

This spring from my home country always reminds me of the lush nature from the Shire. It tastes of bark and leaves and moss and rocks.

Attribute the essential laws to the gods of old that are yourselves and most of all keep the law of free will, for the rules of old are ancient and just. - inspired by Tolkien, refrazed by myself