Nature’s Alphabet

Posted on October 25, 2016 by Sheri @trail2peaktheadventurouspath

lets-go-play-png Our brains are amazing things: they are very good at finding patterns in chaos. Have you ever found yourself out on a long hike, taking in your surroundings in an almost meditative state as you walk, lost in the rhythm of your footsteps and the beauty of the landscape that surrounds you, not paying attention to the micro details, when WHAM! A letter jumps out at you? Here’s a playful look at the letters that have nabbed me recently.

Letter A

Letter A

Letter A

Letter A

Letter C

Letter C

Letter E

Letter E

Letter E

Letter E

Letter E

Letter E

Letter F

Letter F

Letter g

Letter g

Letter G

Letter G

Letter L

Letter L

Letter L

Letter L

Letter L

Letter L

Letter m

Letter m

Letter O

Letter O

Letter o

Letter o

Letter o

Letter o

Letter p

Letter p

Letter p

Letter p

Letter P

Letter P

Letter P

Letter P

Letter P

Letter P

Letter S

Letter S

Letter S

Letter S

Letter S

Letter S

Letter T

Letter T

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Letter X

Letter X

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter y

Letter y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter Y

Letter y

Letter y

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5 Comments on “Nature’s Alphabet”

The Year I Touched My Toes
November 21, 2016

Love these especially the P tree.

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- trail2peaktheadventurouspath
  November 21, 2016
  
  Ha! Glad you found them.
  
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hikeminded
January 16, 2018

Hey that’s phantastic! I will try to find one myself. Wonderful!

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- Sheri @trail2peaktheadventurouspath
  January 16, 2018
  
  I’ve taken the letters and made a sign at home, by the door where we head outside, that says “Let’s go Play” with them, and I’m always on the lookout for better, more colourful versions… 😉
  
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Trekking up a mountain’s shoulder, hiking through a flowering alpine meadow, snowshoeing through a dense pine forest, or taking in the 360 degree views from a ridge top vantage point make me feel alive. The experiences in these places give me a profound sense of space and place.

Travel does a similar thing, pushing me out of my comfort zone, exposing me to new experiences, new people and new ways of thinking; it also gives me that sense of space and place in this world.

I believe that life is lived in the contrasts: when you experience simplicity and complexity and life's ups and downs, whether they be physically in this world or mentally in your own personal inner landscape, you know that you are truly living.