Tears of Shiva shed into rivers. Cherry blossoms fell. The goddess of the confluence admired them for a time
before she released them. The tears scoured suffering. The petals added beauty. The river flows on.
I watch where streams of consciousness flow into one another and write what I see.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Cable Car, Nepal
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Somehow, I am not too excited about the cable car in Nepal.
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But rafting down the river in an inner tube, that, I would do in a heartbeat.
butternut - i've never been in a cable car - a fear of heights or vertigo or whatever would likely get in the way of what is almost certainly a good time. rafting on a gentle river setting like that - well yeah i'm in!!! steven
WOW! In Caracas where I was born and lived for years, there was a cable car system that went up and down the mountain. Built by the Swiss. I was wondering if Nepal had something like this. You answered the question. Whenever I leave your blog, I feel like I have been to Nepal. How cool is that? A tribute to your vivid writing and photos.
butternut - i've never been in a cable car - a fear of heights or vertigo or whatever would likely get in the way of what is almost certainly a good time. rafting on a gentle river setting like that - well yeah i'm in!!! steven
ReplyDeleteWOW! In Caracas where I was born and lived for years, there was a cable car system that went up and down the mountain. Built by the Swiss. I was wondering if Nepal had something like this. You answered the question. Whenever I leave your blog, I feel like I have been to Nepal. How cool is that? A tribute to your vivid writing and photos.
ReplyDeleteI'm not so sure about that either, but if there were no other way...
ReplyDeletethe river sounds nice too, even if the water looks a little dodgy.
I would wish to do either..but I'm just dreaming out loud..you are braver than I...the photos are truly transporting!
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