My soul is inextricably intertwined with nature. How I miss the relaxing smell of trees and the soothing sound of a rushing creek. I yearn to dance with the wind while I extend my hands drowning with its glory. I’m dying to see how clouds fashionably change its forms and how the shadows play with the vast, grassy land. How I long to embrace the rays of the mighty sun and feel its heat towards my pale arms. I would trade a sumptuous meal just to have a cold, sweet taste of a spring water. My love, just the thought of these simple pleasures you bring makes me tremble with excitement.
Mt. Batulao
Mt. Batulao
Mt. Batulao
Mt. Batulao
And yes, I wouldn’t care getting scratches from conquering a giant rock. I dare to feel the nasty pain from being bitten by ants. I would take the risk of multiple falling just to surmount your splendid mountains. I wouldn’t mind being burned by the sun just to witness your spectacular beauty. When will I be reunited with you? How I wish to have longer days, longer days to spend with you.
Mt. Batulao
Mt. Batulao
Mt. Batulao
A Mt. Batulao
And if someday I’ll be given the chance to meet that someone who shares the same passion as me, I will never let him go. 🙂
Silhouette Wanderlust 
Absolutely stunning! What a beautiful country.
thank you 🙂 you must visit my country someday 🙂
Something to hope for.
nothing compares to being with nature 😉
That’s abosulutely right 🙂
Nice shots of Batulao!
Thanks 🙂
Quite lovely…and, as for the mountains…they remind me of green velour…with some rough spots.
thank you:) some rough sports indeed but still a beauty 🙂
The colours in your photography are extraordinary!!! Simply Stunning. Yep, Im hooked 😉
thank you Morgan, I’ll give you more of that on our next climb 🙂
Lovely views from the mountain. Thanks for visiting and the like of my post “Same Flower – Different Angles”.
your flow photos are absolutely gorgeous! thanks for dropping by 🙂
Gorgeous!
Thanks for stopping by. How does writing an article for my spa site sound?
You take care.
S
I thought this was in Mt. Tarak in Bataan.
I haven’t been to Mt. Tarak, it’s in my bucket list though 🙂
I know the feeling very well. However, this scenery is much more beautiful than anything I have seen in my small travels! I hope to travel to places like this someday and witness the same beauty for myself…but just from the pictures I can see why you want to return so badly!
Don’t forget, wherever you are is beautiful, too, if you just take the time to really, really look around. It may not be endless green hills like these, but maybe you can find a touch of natural beauty somewhere in your everyday life you didn’t notice before!
You are certainly right, these endless green hills and amazing clouds would be nothing if it was seen by someone who doesn’t have the heart to appreciate it. We might have limited travels and limited places to visit, it’s still the passion that matters. I read your blogs and I know you’re as passionate as me. We are somehow similar in some ways. Continue exploring, goodluck in your future journey.
Thank you, Jona, for visiting Gwichyaa Zhee. It is always gratifying to meet young people who love nature and love God. Best wishes!
thank you so much 🙂
Wow! I can see why you love the mountains so much! What a view!
Beautiful poetry as well!
thank you so much for appreciating my poetry 🙂
Thanks for your visit and like. You have a very nice blog here and your photos are amazing beautiful, I love the mountains too. Continue with your dream.
Irene
Thank you irene 🙂 appreciate it.
It looks absolutely beautiful. I would love to experience something like that some day… love the way you put your heart into your writing.
You really should try climbing mountains, you would feel what i felt 🙂 Thank you for that, it means a lot 🙂
So beautiful, and I admire you so, for hiking and being so open to nature. Thanks for visiting my blog!
My pleasure Pam. Thank you 🙂
Beautiful! I’d love to visit there! And I really know how you feel about nature. Thanks for visitting my blog!
my pleasure 🙂 you have amazing blog as well. nature and birds photos. very lovely!
I am spending a week in Tennessee and have gone hiking the past two days, struggling with my disinterest in hiking. It seems illogical that I feel this way because I love nature, walking and exercise. Your words have challenged me to immerse myself in the experience rather than just to fearfully watch where my next step is going (I am 68 years old). An evocative writing which motivates me to give hiking some more chances. Thank you.
Wow.that’s really great to hear from someone who loves nature as well. Your words just encouraged me as much as I did encourage you with my writing and posts. Just keep hiking as long as you still can, it keeps us young and vibrant 🙂 Take care. God bless
Jona