Our mountains are full of little trails. Pictured here is the Lover’s Leap Trail at Hawks Nest State Park in West Virginia. The legend tells of a Native American couple who would rather leap from the high cliffs than be separated. As you descend down the winding pathway, ancient and majestic trees line the sides of the rustic staircase. The walk down is easy but if you have long legs and large feet like me, the spacing is a little off and it’s easy to fall down. It isn’t until you look back up the trail that you really notice how steep the climb back will be. You might be tempted to turn around and climb back out early but don’t. As we’ll see in tomorrow’s post the view is well worth the effort.
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the staircase has its own story to tell.
to be the part of it
you have to walk on it..
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I like that! It’s very poetic. 😁 Those stairs are worn down smooth from the traffic. That’s a lot of stories.
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and you are adding one more to it 🙂
yeah try to make it poetic :p
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Ancient looking stairs. I like it.
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Thank you sis ❤
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No probbz Lloyd!
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Love the message. Keep on going, don’t turn back, you took the road for a reason. Also, the photo is filling me up with boundless excitement! 🎉
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I will post the view from the overlook when I get home tonight. 😁
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I just love your art work, you are very talented
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Thank so much sis. It’s kind words like this that keeps me going ❤
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