Images that lift your spirits

Posts
1,031
Likes
6,007
I thought the photo looked familiar too but I’ve never been to Côte d Azur. 🤷
 
Posts
793
Likes
2,398
Was recently in Alaska and took a helicopter ride and landed on a Glacier. It was a perfect day and had these deep blue pools which we landed by.

 
Posts
406
Likes
2,106
This time a Yamaha T50/80, in Kavala, Greece 😀.

 
Posts
9,281
Likes
77,364
Like me & my dog, wandering around the Heath enjoying the sunshine - seemingly without a care in the world.

(Jim went on the lead pretty quickly)

 
Posts
1,031
Likes
6,007
Was recently in Alaska and took a helicopter ride and landed on a Glacier. It was a perfect day and had these deep blue pools which we landed by.


I did this with my family many years ago. Standing on top of the glaciers is like an alien planet. They’re incredible.
 
Posts
1,886
Likes
3,818
Sometimes this really is my happy place of peace and tranquillity! (Wait until the weekend though...) 😌
 
Posts
793
Likes
2,398
I did this with my family many years ago. Standing on top of the glaciers is like an alien planet. They’re incredible.
It really was. They took us to the Ferebee Glacier which normally won't go to unless weather is perfect (usually the Meade Glacier) Our pilot found these deep blue pools and landed there. The other four helicopters ended up cresting another peak to drop off passengers and return to base for the next flight.

Shut the rotors down and once we got out, it was the five of us and her alone walking along the Glacier for 40 minutes. Really peaceful and other worldly. Honestly one of the most amazing experiences I've had.
Edited:
 
Posts
1,031
Likes
6,007
It really was. They took us to the Ferebee Glacier which normally don't go to unless weather is perfect (usually th Meade Glacier) Our pilot found these deep blue pools and landed there. Thebother four helicopters ended up cresting another peak to drop off passengers and return to base for the next flight.

Shut the rotors down and it was the five of us and her alone walking along the Glacier for 40 minutes. Really peaceful and other worldly. Honestly one of the most amazing experiences I've had.

We did something very similar around 1996 or thereabouts. I don’t remember the name of the glacier but I remember the pilot telling us about the dark tunnels of water that snake through the glaciers for miles and showing us one that touched the surface. It was a pit in the ice with fast rushing water going past. I remember the pilot saying if you fall in it’s the fastest, longest, darkest, and last water slide you’ll ever ride.
 
Posts
1,031
Likes
6,007
Sometimes this really is my happy place of peace and tranquillity! (Wait until the weekend though...) 😌

It just so happens I just watched the Rafa documentary.
 
Posts
971
Likes
4,505
Was recently in Alaska and took a helicopter ride and landed on a Glacier. It was a perfect day and had these deep blue pools which we landed by.

So that's where Bombay Sapphire Gin comes from.... cool.