Nicely written, basic information is there. With time you can add some more, but not really needed.
I like some good points you made. I remember reading less than a year ago a book (a kind of photo monography and experiences text) of a Slovenian guy who did the whole Via Alpina. And his conclusion was the same - learned a lot about himself and why to overcome the most impossible challenges.
Thank you Vid...coming from you it's especially cherished :). I would also say "it's nothing!" It really is nothing...to simply walk.
You can spend your time having what you want, and bully for you. Or you can learn to want what you have. You always have a trail outside your door, and it will beckon at any age and almost any condition. That golden thing...the trail. :)
Vid Pogachnik - Dec 3, 2017 2:30 pm - Hasn't voted
Wow! That's something!My compliments!
Nicely written, basic information is there. With time you can add some more, but not really needed.
I like some good points you made. I remember reading less than a year ago a book (a kind of photo monography and experiences text) of a Slovenian guy who did the whole Via Alpina. And his conclusion was the same - learned a lot about himself and why to overcome the most impossible challenges.
Thanks for sharing and cheers!
Vid
mvs - Dec 3, 2017 4:29 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Wow! That's something!Thank you Vid...coming from you it's especially cherished :). I would also say "it's nothing!" It really is nothing...to simply walk.
You can spend your time having what you want, and bully for you. Or you can learn to want what you have. You always have a trail outside your door, and it will beckon at any age and almost any condition. That golden thing...the trail. :)
Vid Pogachnik - Dec 3, 2017 5:41 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Wow! That's something!Nicely said! Fully agree :)