Un pensiero e qualche parola lungo un sentiero di montagna
october 15th, friday, notes from my notebook.
words…
St.Martin Church
“The uphill path to reach the St.Martin Church (Como’s Lake) was more steep than I thought. During a stop to breathe a little more, in the shadow of the woods, a tree told me: the trick is to take one step after another, always like this. Then I told Simo what the tree had told me and doing so we arrived at the church. Thanks, my friend tree.”
La breve sosta una volta arrivati lassù è stata impagabile. The short stay once we got up there was priceless.
E voi, avete mai parlato con un albero? Sentitevi liberi di raccontare cosa vi ha detto 🙂
And how about you, have you ever chatted with a tree? Feel free to tell us what it told you 🙂
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So nice to have trees among our friends !
Smart tree! And oh, what a beautiful view that is! I like to give the really big trees that I see a pat and a quiet “thank you.” I think they give me some encouragelment. 🙂
Da bambino adoravo gli alberi, giornate intere passate lassù. Ricordo anche che, quando arrivava l’autunno, si potevano “ammirare” le capanne che costruivo nei posti più impensati sugli alberi. Parlato ad un albero? No quello non l’ho mai fatto, probabilmente perchè già ci capivamo in silenzio 😉
Ciao,
E’ vero, molte volte non è necessario parlare. Ci si capsice così, anche solo stando vicini. Una capanna su un albero mi piacerebbe ma a questa età forse non è il caso!
Grazie per le tue parole, commento molto gradito.
that’s cute, your tree telling you the secret of walking lol… reminds me of the saying ‘those who can’t, teach’ 🙂
Isn’t it surprising! LOL !
I talk to trees all the time, almost every tree I see on the road. They are my sanctuary.
Nice to know I’m not the only one who talks to trees!
Absolutely you are not the only one.
I often talk to the trees. Usually, they don’t respond, but I sometimes see them smile.
If they smile I think they are happy to listen to you 🙂