Let’s share a calming photo
eld6161
4 years ago
This is from my Florida neighborhood
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Ladydi Zone 6A NW BC Canada
4 years agoSun going down after a beautiful sunny day in Prince Rupert BC Canada.
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sprtphntc7a
4 years ago
the falls!columbia river gorge, Oregon - looking at Washington State!! So incredibly Beautiful, picture does not do it justice!
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glenda_al
4 years agoGrandson, full, after an enjoyable Thanksgiving meal with me.
Too full to play checkers.
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4 years agoI took this a couple of years ago in Icmeler Turkey. It was early season and still very quiet.
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happy2b…gw
4 years agoDH and DGD strolling along a deserted path near the upper Potomac River in Maryland.
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Richard (Vero Beach, Florida)
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoHurricane Dorian was scooting by but my buddy didn't seem to be a bit worried.
Probably more calming to me are a series of calming photos in the form of videos.
For example:
I usually deplore music in nature videos but this guy does it in a way that enhances rather than distracts: Mark Williams on Vimeo
And this likeable Estonian hiker has a calming voice:eld6161 thanked Richard (Vero Beach, Florida)
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