clayoquot wilderness resort

I can only imagine how magical it would be to stay in this "refined, remote, and remarkable" resort in British Columbia, away from the rest of the world and in my own luxurious tent surrounded by natural beauty. Someone sweep me off my feet and take me here. Please and thank you.
ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF CLAYOQUOT WILDERNESS RESORT

lakeside

I love this lake. It's always alive with birds, flowers and people fishing - a huge contrast to busy city life. Slowly growing back :) :)

spring?

The past few weeks have been dark and gloomy in Jakarta, but this week the skies began to clear and the sun began to shine, just when the rest of the world welcomed spring :) I'm hoping this is the end of the rainy season!

an abundance of nature

"A woodland in full color is awesome as a forest fire, in magnitude at least, but a single tree is like a dancing tongue of flame to warm the heart."

woods+tea part one

fleurs de la ceour

situ gintung: This lake is 5 minutes away from where I live. About two years ago - almost three - a dam made of mud stood holding the water back. It had been built in the 30s and for 80 years had remained solid - until one early morning in 2009 it burst, and gallons of water rushed into the village behind it, drowning people in their sleep. Over 100 people died and more were displaced. Over the years a stronger dam has been built and finally the water is slowly creeping back in. Almost as a peace offering, these flowers now grow by the lakeside. I long for the day I can once again go sailing in this beautiful lake.

olympus om-10

 

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TALES

blue shadows stitched to her toes
first roll from my canon ae-1.