simply enjoying
I find that the more I slow down to take in the beauty of the natural world around me, the more content and at peace with myself I become. Spending time with nature does not have to wait til I am in vacation, it's a daily lifestyle.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Death Valley National Park: Behind the extremes
Death Valley.....does it really describe its name? Or does it show the other beauty of life we oftentimes neglect to see?
Labels:
California,
hiking,
las vegas,
national park,
nevada,
road trips
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Fresh Water Tilapia Adapting to High Salinity in Salton Sea
White Sands (?) @ Salton Sea State Recreation Area Shoreline
From afar, the Salton Sea looks very inviting: white sand, blue skies, diverse species of resident and migratory birds, wildflowers swaying beautifully,
Wildflowers Blooming @ Salton Sea Shoreline
and sparkling blue sea that is bordered by desert mountains. It looks like a piece of heaven. A refuge for wildlife.
Labels:
birds,
desert,
road trips,
southern california,
travel,
wildlife
Friday, March 16, 2012
Salton Sea: The Accidental Sea
On our way home to San Diego from Indian Wells, CA where we spent our weekend watching BNP Paribas Open, we took a longer route home via the Salton Sea
Salton Sea
to North Algodones Sand Dunes, or Imperial Sand Dunes then back to San Diego.
North Algodones Sand Dunes
The Salton Sea is one of the world's largest inland seas and one of the lowest spots on Earth at -227 ft.
Labels:
desert,
ocean and beyond,
road trips,
southern california
Friday, March 09, 2012
Thursday, March 08, 2012
Purple Field of Dreams
Butterfly Happily Hopping from One CA Sea Lavender to Another, Torrey Pines- Del Mar Trail
Hopping Happily, happily hoping..... were the first words that came to my mind as we were greeted by butterflies fluttering happily in the sea breeze. These words, "hopping happily, happily hopping" are happy words that I heard first from my fellow TSS (The Salitype Society) sister, Zen of The Letters in November as she compares the beautiful and inspiring story of a resilient grasshopper to our resilience in surviving the woes and strife of life.
Torrey Pines-Del Mar Trail
The day prior to this, I had shared in my post about how the butterfly was kind enough to wait for me to allow me to take a picture using my cellphone since I forgot to bring a charged battery for my camera.
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