I think I’ll journey out some day to wondrous lands afar, Or even chart a journey to a distant blazing star.
But rest assured that where my journey sees to take me to,
Always know that when I go, this journey takes you too.
We’ll start our journey out from here by horse and cart of old,
The seaside docks - and journey pauses - where we shall behold
A noble schooner for the journey primed to launch as planned:
To sail with dolphins cross the seas then journey back on land.
And so our journey goes by foot to conquer mountains tall:
A chapter hence the journey reached, with scenes that should enthral.
But when we tire, let's rest our journey, stretched in fields of flowers,
And bathe atop the mountain from the journey - autumn showers!
Refreshed, our journey takes a turn - we'll venture back for home,
But first we'll let the journey take a tangent just to roam.
And in the winding route, this journey's bound to bide content,
But most of all take heed - let's make our journey life's event.
As it should be….:
Mulnomah falls, sans the cute little bridge that you would normally see.
So, in a nutshell, I have been under the weather the past few days with some kind of evil cold. This has left me pretty much in bed, and when not caughing and gasping for breath like a dying old man, it has left me a little bored. So while going going through old pictures last night, I came across this one and decided to try something.
Using the “healing brush” tool, I was able to remove the bridge and restore Multnomah falls to its natural splender.
Yeah yeah yeah, this picture has obviously been shopped, but I think therein lies the beauty of it.
Happy waterfall Wednesday everyone.
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