I RECENTLY
JOINED A SUPPORT GROUP FOR PEOPLE WHO TALK A LOT.
We call ourselves On and On Anon.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W_xTG6VXlIQ
We call ourselves On and On Anon.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W_xTG6VXlIQ
Traditionally known as Jabal Musa, Mount Sinai is one of
the Earth's most mysterious mountains. An otherworldly Mars-like landscape, the
mountain is located in the Sinai Peninsula and is thought to be the biblical
Mount Sinai. One of the most sacred locations in the Jewish, Christian and
Islamic religions, this is the place where Moses received the Ten Commandments
in the Bible.
He looked me over and said it was
the worst case of see sickness he’d ever encountered.
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Also known as Huashan, Mount Hua is one of the five
sacred Taoist mountains in China. It's long been a place of pilgrimage,
however, it's also known for offering one of the world's deadliest hikes. A
network of trails snake around the mountain, including steep stone steps. But
it's the infamous Plank Path – narrow and rickety planks bolted onto the sheer
mountainside around 5,000 feet (1,524m) in the sky – that is the most
treacherous stretch.
One can read, one can write, and
the third keeps an eye on the two intellectuals.
Although Huangshan Mountains, or the Yellow Mountains,
are not among China's tallest, they definitely are among the most spectacular.
Nicknamed the loveliest mountain in China, Huangshan and its otherworldly
pine-clad rock formations have captured people's imagination for centuries. The
misty mountains have inspired many Chinese forms of art, especially the shan
shui style of landscape painting.
PJ of the day:
HE HASN’T SOLD A
SINGLE COPY OF HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
That’s the story of his life.
Located
within the remote Auyuittuq National Park, Mount Thor (officially known as Thor
Peak) is named after the Norse god of thunder and for very good reason as it's
so intimidating. Featuring the world's longest vertical drop at a hair-raising
4,101 feet (1,250m), the slope isn't easily ascended either. In fact, it's so
difficult, the mountain wasn't conquered until as recently as 1985, when a
four-man American team completed it in 33 grueling days.
Which is crazy long considering
they were working around the clock.
No
visit to Snowdonia in Wales is complete without seeing the awe-inspiring
Snowdon – the highest summit in England and Wales. Almost as famous as the
mountain itself, the Snowdon Mountain Railway is a masterful feat of
engineering that was constructed over 14 months in 1894 and has been running
ever since. Impressively, three of the five Swiss-manufactured steam
locomotives bought in 1895 are still in service today too.