I myself have always been more drawn to the mountains. Growing up in Massachusetts I saw the sea all the time, especially since I went to Church in Plymouth and saw the Mayflower sitting at bay often. The mountains though were a real mystery and beauty to me and since I moved up to New Hampshire and now Vermont I just can't get enough of them. I live up on the side of a mountain and the views I see coming down from my home are spectacular and I wouldn't trade them for anything, except maybe more mountains!
What a life Fischer had. Wow. Had a few experiences in and on the ocean. You must respect her. Working on ships is always difficult, but back when that was the way people and goods got around it was incredible. Anyway - I prefer knowing what is lurking below by feet!
I've always been drawn to the mountains and the sea, althoough, like you, I prefer to look at the sea when I'm standing on solid ground.
I myself have always been more drawn to the mountains. Growing up in Massachusetts I saw the sea all the time, especially since I went to Church in Plymouth and saw the Mayflower sitting at bay often. The mountains though were a real mystery and beauty to me and since I moved up to New Hampshire and now Vermont I just can't get enough of them. I live up on the side of a mountain and the views I see coming down from my home are spectacular and I wouldn't trade them for anything, except maybe more mountains!
What a life Fischer had. Wow. Had a few experiences in and on the ocean. You must respect her. Working on ships is always difficult, but back when that was the way people and goods got around it was incredible. Anyway - I prefer knowing what is lurking below by feet!
Interesting, thanks.