We hurried up Flat Top Mountain at Moses Cone Memorial Park to the old firetower. Just in time we caught the sunset. Our 2.8-mile hike down was in the dark, of course, and far more spooky than I anticipated. The Cones are actually burried off of this trail in a pine grove, but that sort of thing doesn't bother me. I was afraid of rounding a corner and seeing a big black bear. Fortunatly, we only encounted small creatures - rabbits and toads. It was a beautiful evening, and the best unintintional anniversary date we ever had.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Sunset Picnic
We hurried up Flat Top Mountain at Moses Cone Memorial Park to the old firetower. Just in time we caught the sunset. Our 2.8-mile hike down was in the dark, of course, and far more spooky than I anticipated. The Cones are actually burried off of this trail in a pine grove, but that sort of thing doesn't bother me. I was afraid of rounding a corner and seeing a big black bear. Fortunatly, we only encounted small creatures - rabbits and toads. It was a beautiful evening, and the best unintintional anniversary date we ever had.
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These shots are so quiet and golden. One day i will see those mountains and those beautiful spots. How blessed you must feel to have this right outside your backdoor.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely photos. I agree with Abigail above, you are lucky to have these so close to you, this trail seems so picture perfect!
ReplyDeleteAnd I've done the same thing a few times, realized that cute dates coincide with an important date from the past.
Peace & Love // Celestralite
How lovely to remember that once you a woke on the day- or, well, whenever during the day. Like an extra injection of some positivity.
ReplyDeleteHehe, it was a few days later my husband remembered. I'm just that oblivious! :-D It did give us the warm-fuzzies, though. :-)
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