"In a landscape characterized by its tight-knit isolation, where things change, literally, glacially if at all, the transient population of tourists are the ones with the impacts that linger far beyond their ephemeral visits."
Tag: mountains
Communi-tea: Gap Year Week 39
Rosary: Gap Year Week 38
The Climb: Gap Year Week 37
Last Legs: Gap Year Week 36
Mountains in the Mist: Gap Year Week 34, Part 2
Castles in the Air: Gap Year Week 22
My aunt and uncle and I are eight hours away from the heavy gray blotch where Delhi hides. We’re one thousand and three hundred meters up, high enough to see through the plains, the silver river winding like a question mark through, low enough that thick forests surround our upward drive. I’ve spent three days… Continue reading Castles in the Air: Gap Year Week 22
Oceans of the Mind: Gap Year Week 20
Into Thin Air
Snow-capped mountains peek above clouds in the Dolomites.
A List of Some Facts
Here are some facts. Today I am angry. I share these sentiments with many around the world. It is not a new anger. It has been festering for a long time. Here is another fact. Today the United States has elected someone who believes climate change cannot exist because if it does it will negatively impact businesses.