@CK Williams "I've always found that heights aren't as concerning when you can't tell how high up you are"
It's not the height that terrifies me. It's the sudden stop at the bottom of the fall. View attachment 2139743
I remember the last time we went to Crown Point in Oregon, and it was solid fog. I know that from past experience, there is quite the drop past the guardrails, but you wouldn’t have known. It was a shame, it’s a great view on a clear day from what I remember.I've always found that heights aren't as concerning when you can't tell how high up you are
Yes indeed, with Haystack Rock in the background 👍🏼
I just enjoy the view, and open at 5000 feet 😃@CK Williams "I've always found that heights aren't as concerning when you can't tell how high up you are"
It's not the height that terrifies me. It's the sudden stop at the bottom of the fall. View attachment 2139743
Is it Donatello and Michaelangelo?😁
Oh hell no!
I see three (four?) mountain "figures" in dialog -- left to right -- cloud, cloud-like peak, whitened peak, snow-covered butte. Also dark rock left side contrasting with light upper right corner. These elements push the picture for me beyond a more-typical landscape.
