Saturday, 7 May 2011

What can we Learn from Mountains?



Despite their beckoning vastness, mountains ask nothing, yield nothing and claim nothing. They neither praise nor admonish (though, admittedly, mishaps and tragedies feel like malevolence) and they crave neither recognition nor adulation, yet they inspire determination, admiration, fear, humility and awe.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

...that there's a big difference between a mountain and a book trying to show us what a mountain looks like.

Jim Hamlyn said...

http://lesleypunton.blogspot.com/2010/12/armchair-mountaineering.html

Anonymous said...

...unless its more than 600m high, even a pile of books about mountains is just a pile of books...

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