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Thank you! ^_^

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Kauai*

I have been to the island of kawaii, where i spoke with several locals about the helicopters and experienced first hand the effects of helicopters flying low over areas of nature. It’s not just something I made up, it’s a very real problem. I was at one of the tallest waterfalls in kawaii, at the end of a several mile hike, when all the sudden the forest got deathly quiet, and then a helicopter was heard.

Have you been on a Kauai Napoli coast helicopter tour? The wildlife is fine, and the 12 hikers out there know there will be helicopter tours all day long

Love that game!!

Ah! I was fairly certain it was a cherry tree when I was there but now your comment has made me doubt my tree ID...

Yes! Rang all the bear bells along the way just for the sake of it too haha! It was gorgeous and we got very lucky with the weather :)

I could see Arches on a damp day not looking exceptional from the surrounding area, but on a sunny day it is beautiful.

Looks like Satori Mtn in Zelda: BOTW

If you are going for the cherry blossoms and get the opportunity, take the Shinkansen up to Aomori Prefecture and go the Hirosaki Castle. The actual Cherry Blossom Festival isn't until late April but it's still an amazing place to visit. I was stationed in Aomori Prefecture for 3+ years and there is an incredible amount uncommon tourist stuff to see there. Lake Towada is a lake formed by a huge volcanic blast that is ringed by hotels, onsens, and walking paths and was very cheap to visit. Cape Shiryazaki is a section of beautiful coast with wild horses, cliffs/unique rock formations, and a light house. It honestly looks like it belongs in Ireland, not Japan. While driving to these places there are cool little roadside produce stands and shrines everywhere. When I first got stationed in Japan I was really bummed that I wasn't in Tokyo but when I left I couldn't have imagined having been anywhere else other than Aomori.

A song of fire and ice?

Might be ume rather than sakura?

West*

Same thing as far as Puritan stick up the ass East coast is concerned

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Colorado isn’t on the west coast…..

When the giant sakura tree at my grandma's house finally had to be cut down (was split at the stem, due to parasite infection, i was really sad.

It was gigantic and for some days after the bloom it was just as if nature has it's own confetti party.

You’re gonna have an amazing time!!! Tomorrow is my last day here after 2.5 weeks and I don’t want to leave, it’s been the best vacation ever!! Enjoy!!

Continued to go through my camera roll and thought I’d share a photo from my Malaysia trip a few years back. I still have Worldscapes 4K playing in the background while I do my daily tasks and it continues to inspire me to get more of my landscape and nature shots out.
One of my favourite shots from the trip overall, felt like an endless valley towards the mountain during my little adventure.

Was just thinking of Japan and this comes in my feed ❤️👏🏻💤

Yea I hear it's beautiful. There's a Sakura festival in philly that I've been to but I hear in Japan it's so much better, I'll be in Iwakuni during the festival there. I wanted to see the Kintai bridge anyway so I'll kill two birds with one stone then!

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I’m in Japan right now and saw some early blooming Sakura and I was in awe as to how beautiful it actually was in person!! I totally get the hype now

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