Simple things that take your breath away.
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The way a newborn baby grips your finger like it never wants to let go.
The spots and scales on a wild brown trout.
The colours in an autumn forest.
Birdsong.
Rivers running over falls.
Clouds backlit by a low winter sunset.
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The spots and scales on a wild brown trout.
The colours in an autumn forest.
Birdsong.
Rivers running over falls.
Clouds backlit by a low winter sunset.
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Literally, the deep-seated chest infection, like the one I've got at the moment; metaphorically, dawn nearly anywhere.
Watching my 2 Greyhounds going at full tilt in the snow on the moor, gets me every time, a majestic sight and not on the track.
I can easily do that many. Sometimes more (although less in February as it's only 28 days long...)
Best feeling in the world was when my little girl saw me from across the room, shouted "Daddy!" and ran into my arms
Reading your posts does it for me
.......................that & watching wolves trot.
This
Every time I go home I take a wander up to the Hoe to watch the sea and the goings on.
My 5.30 morning run literally takes my breath away but on a non crazy note my wife and the ever increasing antics of my now 3 year old munchkin...
Reading your posts does it for me
I have compiled a small book of them - yours for a modest fee.
....and a carp leaps out of the water...amazing.Seeing mist rising off a lake when the sun is just coming up.
Elen Sentier
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Wildlife watching. As simple as Watching the birds at the bird feeders or getting out and looking fir mammals
Still haven't seen any wax wings yet
Orric
Yeah, me too ... and looking at the river of stars overhead on a clear night. And the moon, sunrise, sunset, wind in the trees, owls calling, a vixen barking ... an adder crossing my path on Dartmoor
Based on my past week... asthma 
Or today, seeing an otter at close quarters, and many of the wonderful snow-filled scenes that I saw on a woodland walk.
Or today, seeing an otter at close quarters, and many of the wonderful snow-filled scenes that I saw on a woodland walk.
The way my son throws his arms around me everytime i get in from work
and also the way he kicks me in the gut trying to sit on my lap
and also the way he kicks me in the gut trying to sit on my lap
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