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RE: Visiting ancient cliffs from Devonian Period
Amazing photos! It is great that you are giving so many a chance to see a place they not only are likely to never visit on their own, but also a place that most probably didn't even know existed. Thank you for taking us on your journey with you.
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Hello, thank for your encouraging words and reaching out!:) I checked out your previous Author Showcase and I think it is amazing what you are doing. Keep your work as well.
Answering your questions:
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Back in the days, when I've started to explore the nature, I was alone. I thought that most of my friends will think that what I'm doing is silly, but I was wrong. Soon after some of them joined me on my travels and throughout the time I've felt how it changed my life for better. And what is even more important, I've seen that when we are traveling my friends tend to smile way more that usual. So it made me wonder that all we needed was a small push or inspiration, and I thought maybe I should not just seek, but share as well.
Thanks again and hope to hear from you again:)