I have always wanted to visit Australia and have a picnic on Mount Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock. I'm not sure why, it's a place I find exotic and at the same time I feel it is an ancient place that is filled with ancient magic. You can learn a lot about healing and energy just by feeling trees, rocks, and the theory that some structures of nature are old giant trees intrigues me. I feel I would learn more about the vibrations of the place by experiencing it myself.
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When I was much younger I use to do a lot of backpacking and one trip we went to Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming. A couple of times we sent up camp for a couple days in one area or another and go on day hikes around that area.
On one such day trip we went up Bomber Mountain and had lunch up top. It was supposed to be peanut butter and jelly expect someone forgot to pack the jelly. Needless to say we could not wait after having our lunch up top to get back down to a river to refill our containers for some water. It was quite a breathless view and we got read and be told how the name came amount. Bit of a sad story so I won’t share that part.
I’m not quite sure where on our trip I took this photo. The views where always so breathtaking.
I hope you get have your picnic one day on mountain Uluru and enjoy the what a wonderful view it must have!
That's an amazing photo. I love the reflection of the mountains in the water.
I can only imagine why it bears that name and the sad story that might describe it.