Showing posts with label mountains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mountains. Show all posts

Thursday, December 19, 2019

To Climb a Mountain

Have you ever climbed a mountain just for outfit photos? No? Okay.

I've actually done this before and on the same mountain. (Picture proof here)
 Outfit Details: Jacket (TJmaxx) Dress (Kohl's) Vest (thrifted) Boots (White Mountain) Necklace (Vintage) Beret (amazon)

This was the first place I stood after having moved to Maine, the original story, where I knew I had chosen the right place. The mountains had swelled around me and the wind roughed my hair and I felt a stillness that is hard to compare. Then I had to race down the mountainside because I was going to be late for work. But that was years ago.

I've climbed this mountain a couple of times since then and even when the path's a little rougher than I expect, I reach the top and sigh.

I think we all need little places like this and I don't mind sharing one of mine.
.Misha. 

Friday, August 5, 2016

Where the Mountains and Sea Meet

 
Outfit Details:
Jacket & Shirt & Jeans: TJmaxx
Long Sleeve Shirt: Target
Boots: Ebay
Necklace: Vintage
Scarf: Paris
Earrings: Gift

Taking pictures in the bright sun is to be avoided unless the background is too gorgeous to miss out on. This spot is my favorite, perhaps, of all the little places I've found in my new land. I climbed to the top and the wind took me the rest of the way up. This little land where the sea and the mountains meet is magical. No one may really deny that.

Thursday, October 22, 2015

My Side of the Mountain


 Outfit Details:
Jacket: Gift
Shirt & Undershirt & Belt: Kohl's
Boots & Tights: TJmaxx
Necklace: Made by me

What is the most ridiculous place you have ever ventured to take pictures? Well, for me it's probably the top of this mountain. I underestimated just how much of a climb this was going to be. I wasn't dressed that appropriately for climbing a mountain nor did I have water with me. It was pretty awesome though and when I got to the top I wanted to stay there. 

It was one of the best days, from climbing mountains to Maine finally starting to feel like my new home. Sigh.