I once camped on a unique river; it was made of rocks and didn't have sandy edges. I had to set up a tent on the rocks while listening to the sound of the rushing river water all night. The photo is when I enjoyed coffee there in the morning.
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It really is a unique river, I love the rocks, the formations and the landscape is amazing!😍
There are many unique things that we can find if we go out and be outdoors.
There is a feeling of fear and horror when you stand on the edge of the rock, but for me, it was a very pleasant sensation.
I've had him stand on the rocks, it's like a feeling of freedom or something like that. It's really cool!
Yes, you are completely right, @avdesing.
You will feel small when you are in nature, and that makes us reflect a lot on our existence in nature. I did it when I was there.
We derive from it, and it is the source of everything, its energy is powerful, I hope humanity realises this. Thank you!
That looks like a pretty cool spot, amazing rock formations...the power of water huh?
Yes, the rock formations there are definitely due to the power of water.
It's an amazing place that I've ever visited, and one day I will return there again with a rubber boat.
It'll be cool if you get a chance to raft on it.
Yes, I also imagined that it would be really cool to be able to go rafting there.
Have you ever done that somewhere?
I sort of did, I'm not much of a fan of white water rafting. I own kayaks though and go yakking all the time.
Kayaking is also really fun, right?
I've done this for solo fishing, but my movements became very limited when the fish hit my bait.
Yeah, it's enjoyable. I've not really done any kayak fishing though.
It would be lovely to listen sounds of water. It gives peace to ears.
Water has a calming effect...unless there's a lot of water all at once, like flooding, and then it can be devastating.
Last year, flood destroyed so many cities in my country. Those cities are citizens were in devasted condition. There is a singer "Hadiqa kiani" who built more than 200 houses for flood affected families.
Yeah, we get that most years too, rather devastating for those areas that are affected.
Yes, you are absolutely right. It becomes part of therapy if someone enjoys it.
It is very pleasant to enjoy at night before bed in the dark.
Man, this place reminds me of our recent trip to Sylhet. I'm absolutely loving the view from your camera.
That is a beautiful place. Was it scary with all those ghosts in the trees???
It's Halloween night here, I'm seeing ghosts everywhere. 😄