Picture Thread

[boann]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Looks like a giant chessman...

yeah it does

[boann]

hiking trail up to top which is in the 9000 ft range.
i think, ill have to double ck that altitude.
runs along this creek.
really beautiful hike

[boann]

stone huts..
this is one of several
they are hundreds of years old
built by indian shamans

[boann]

the zigarat

[Provost Harrison]

Looks like a giant chessman...

[boann]

Tashi Gomang Stupa

[boann]

pictures from a place i went on a retreat a month ago.
crestone , colorado

Crestone is a small and very remote town nestled against the Sangre de Cristo mountain range in the San Luis Valley of Southern Colorado. Crestone is an incredibly unique place in that there is a conglomeration of mostly spiritual and religious centers There are many qualities about this land that makes Crestone an extraordinary site, physically and spiritually. The San Luis Valley has some of the cleanest air in our nation. While the Valley is in the high desert, it is situated on top of the largest underground reservoir in America, offering many cold and hot water springs. The Valley has been held as a sacred place for time immemorial by several Native American tribes, including the Hopi and the Navajo. It has been named the Bloodless Valley as it was always regarded as a sacred place where only peace and enlightened activity may take place.

Crestone is situated next to the auspicious Mt. Blanca; the most sacred mountain to many native tribes, such as Mt. Kailash or Arunachala would be regarded in India. Between the Sacred Mountain and the town of Crestone are the Great Sand Dunes, a very mysterious and mystical place, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Sai Maa has said this town will be as Rishikesh was in India in centuries past, a place of spiritual gathering and enlightenment.


32-foot Cretan Labyrinth

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by MarkG
this is a family site!

Yes, but the best way to get a babe thread is to trick the co-owner into starting it.

[MarkG]

this is a family site!

besides, there were probably more german girls that any other nationality

[Addled Platypus]

you here so much about the ladies of Greece


would there be some in your photos

[MarkG]

some strange glass-made art structure that i have no idea what it's supposed to be

[MarkG]

boats

[MarkG]

more sea

[MarkG]

thanks, a couple more....

[Barinthus]

MarkG - terrific pictures I must visit Greece when I can.

Datajack, why don't you do it?