I was looking for something different to use to describe your picture. Honestly I have never used nor seen this word used. Thanks to your pulchritudinous picture and the mighty Thesaurus, I learned something new today.
This picture made me stop and try to imagine what it must have felt like to stand there. I imagined it to be very still, no breeze, cool not hot, a damp smell… but mostly the stillness would make me want to not disturb anything. I wonder if reality is different? 😛
Very close! It was so still we spoke in whispers even though we didn’t have too. The air was warmish for a mountain but damp and the mist rolled in silently and suddenly. Lisa
Yes, it id at the top of a mountain highway that only opens for about three months a year when they can plow the roads. I hope we can make one more trip next month before the snowfall gets too deep.
Oh well thanks for opening the door! I didn’t get an invite but I thought you would not mind! I’m happy to be right! have a very good restful weekend! Your quite charming!
Northwest Frame of Mind 
Beautiful!
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Thanks Cee!
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Pulchritudinous
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A nice visual break from the mundane work I’m doing today. Thanks!!!
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You’re welcome and thanks for the fun vocabulary reminder (pulchritudinous). 🙂
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Awesome …:)
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Thank you! We followed this hike hoping for beautiful mountain views but found some pretty places in the fog instead. 🙂
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I was looking for something different to use to describe your picture. Honestly I have never used nor seen this word used. Thanks to your pulchritudinous picture and the mighty Thesaurus, I learned something new today.
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It is a good word and I think we should all learn at least one new thing every day. 🙂
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“pretty places in the fog” = like an impressionistic painting!
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Thanks Frizz, it is definitely a different view than we were expecting but welcome all the same. 🙂
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Makes me want to squish my toes in the different textures!
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That would be fun!
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The distant fog is tranquil and like a painting!
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Yay – it is fun when you can make something good from a change in plans!
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It’s 96 and humid here right now – but after this post I feel 20 degrees cooler. Thanks so much for this.
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You’re welcome. 🙂 Happy to help cool you down!
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This picture made me stop and try to imagine what it must have felt like to stand there. I imagined it to be very still, no breeze, cool not hot, a damp smell… but mostly the stillness would make me want to not disturb anything. I wonder if reality is different? 😛
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Very close! It was so still we spoke in whispers even though we didn’t have too. The air was warmish for a mountain but damp and the mist rolled in silently and suddenly. Lisa
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Thank you for the context, hadn’t realise this is in the mountain 😀
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Yes, it id at the top of a mountain highway that only opens for about three months a year when they can plow the roads. I hope we can make one more trip next month before the snowfall gets too deep.
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Oh wow, good luck!
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I love wordless Wed. It is relaxing to not be boggled down with thinking and just enjoy the view!
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That is exactly what I like about it too. 🙂 Thanks for visiting today!
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Oh well thanks for opening the door! I didn’t get an invite but I thought you would not mind! I’m happy to be right! have a very good restful weekend! Your quite charming!
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Why thank you! I have a busy weekend planned but it will be filled with great things. 🙂
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I hope so got to enjoy the last of these FAT green late summer leaves!
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Such a beautiful photo, love the mist covered water.
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Thanks Janaline!
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That’s a lovely photo of a place that surely must be lovelier to see with one’s own eye. Thank you for sharing it!
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Thank you for visiting today and sharing your comment! It is a beautiful place and I can’t wait to go back. 🙂
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