Countryside and our mountains.

Some lovely landscapes on the drive, and a view of clouds on the mountain range.

The first 5 views will give you an idea about how spacious this area is. This is behind the mountain range that separates the ocean bay where we live from the inland.

I love to do picture stories, and about 90% of my posts over the years are about the wonders of nature. An added benefit here on Hive is that I can include anything that pops into my mind in the stories, and I also like to keep things simple. No fanfare, no distractions, no AI, and often humor helps me to show things as they are in my mind.
Fortunately, I can upload the pictures and then describe each one of them the way that I see it.

At times, the comments show similarity to my descriptions, and often other viewpoints are raised, which I appreciate as we are all different as human beings. Many times, people also see things in a photo that I did not see. This is great, as it broadens my scope, and as I said I appreciate it. The idea is to have fun and also to reflect one's passions. But it is not limited to this, as mostly anything can be posted, as long as it's original.

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And here is a closer look at the mountains.

I have deliberately not described any of the pictures in this post, as I want to see what your version of the views are. They say that a picture has a thousand words, meaning that a picture can talk to many different people. What I am trying to do here, is to ask for what you think when you see each of the pictures. Many times, people are described as one dimensional, but that is not the truth, as people are multi-dimensional.

Such as in school days, they boxed the curriculums to be correct for everyone, and that is also a mistake as again I say that all people are different. We have different worldviews, different habits, and most importantly different thoughts. Did I mention, different languages and experiences? At the moment the world is not in a good place, and it has become toxic for all the wrong reasons. War is never a solution, and instead dialogue and respect can solve many problems.
Such is life.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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