The more the words, the less the meaning, and how does this profit anyone?
3.06.2012
Niagara Falls
Stopped at Niagara Falls on the way back from touring in Canada. It's touristy in an unfortunate kind of way, but you just can't package and sell 5 million liters of water per second. It's heavy, in multiple ways.
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When we saw the falls, the walk up the side of the river toward the actual shift was ominous. The entire river seemed to start heaving up and down like an ocean wave. And then you come up to the edge and the entire river just drops off into the abyss. My first thought was, "Nature is going to crush me and not look back". Not much compares to that feeling of smallness and being in the presence of something truly great and terrible, in the biblical sense of the words. GS-L
1 comment:
When we saw the falls, the walk up the side of the river toward the actual shift was ominous. The entire river seemed to start heaving up and down like an ocean wave. And then you come up to the edge and the entire river just drops off into the abyss. My first thought was, "Nature is going to crush me and not look back". Not much compares to that feeling of smallness and being in the presence of something truly great and terrible, in the biblical sense of the words. GS-L
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