Central Oregon low tide, perfect, as is ~d nelson
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Contemplating cool during our summer’s
climate of heat and other midday discomforts.
My aspiration -to routinely stop and momentarily
realize aimlessness’ present moment chill;
that I’m already alright, already what I want to become.
Klamath River Sunset (click to enlarge)
Road trip’s meditation unfolds,
winding up foggy, Northwest forest coastline.
Humboldt Bay Crossing (click to enlarge)
Continuously arriving with joy
while driving up, down & around
ancient coastal forest’s cooling comfort
where ancestor’s roots all intermingle,
where all paths & journeys interconnect.
Washington wet welcome
Drivers behind may have thought
‘he’s moving too slow’, while those
ahead were thinking, ‘he’s going too fast’;
as though he’s driving with his head in the clouds.
Oregon’s Cook’s Chasm Bridge
Was told during my youth in coastal California
that fog allows short people to have their head in the clouds.
While not as short as I used to be,
I still enjoy having my head where it’s refreshed & content.
If I’m appearing spaced out to you & others, stay cool.
I’m smiling to this sweet, short gift of life.
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smilecalm 
That tree one is especially something!
smiling to your kind message 🙂
It’s good to have your head in the clouds, fog or no fog. 🙂 What a beautiful part of the planet that is.
yes, thank you, JD!
i’m especially fond of fog
and wish it would come in more 🙂
Keep smiling. 😀