
As we travel down this road called fishing, we come across all kinds of things, beings, and thoughts we would have not otherwise come across, at least not intentionally. I was inspired by Lee’s recent entry about taking the hike with his father, reading about father & son walking the same path, and while there probably is a large overlap, each observing intensely at different things. I should spend more time to look closer at the beautiful things around me when I fish, beautiful other than fish. A local forest preserve park or some far away creek that hasn’t been touched by people in a long while – there is always something to appreciate in nature and the creatures that live in it. I will make it a point to look up more from the water, next time I fish.



nicely done.
ReplyDeleteI get more "ooohhhs" and "aaaahhhs" from people for the pictures I took that is not related to fish. I guess we tend to take our surroundings for granted while we fish. Thanks for reminding me.
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