"I'm myself quite a heavy lover. (still recoering froma break-up almost a year ago), but this advice may come in handy and has a universal truth.
Let her fly away, if she comes back she truly loves you.
So let the ball roll, see what destiny…"
Why? Because The Woods Are Awesome.
I don't let broken bones or torn soft tissue top me from playing in the woods. The doctors told me not to and I'd just aggrivate the injury. Here's some photos from my latest recce run away from the trails: 
Caption: Vantage point number one. Throughout the day I slowly worked my down into the valley, which involved a small 30ish foot free climb to get in and out.
Caption: Follow the stream to the lower elevation. Water always flows down hill. Note the brown color is not from sediment, but rather the high iron content of the water in the area.
More to come as soon as my phone uploads them.
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Permalink Reply by Alex on
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Caption: It might not look like it, but I've descended about 300 feet in elevation from the last vantage point. If you look towards the top left, you will see some rock outcropings. That was the best bet to get down and back up without ropes. First person perspective in the next photo.
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Permalink Reply by Ian Wilson on -
this is awesome. thanks for sharing. my favorite place is to be in the woods, ESPECIALLY when the woods are in mountains.
where's this at?
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This really isn't that mountainous. I personally consider it foothills, it's just got more terrian characteristics of a gorge.
I was on a weird mix of public WMA land and unmarked private property that was near Savage Gulf.
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Wilson on -
You should never give up a passion. Not unless it is for something greater.
Here is an interesting article that you may enjoy.
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forest-bathing/#axzz20GYM0cb9
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