In The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon Gemcie
determines to ride solo on the John Muir Trail in an attempt to sort out the
confusion in her life. While trying to
capture the ethereal beauty of the John Muir Wilderness, I hoped to capture the
imaginations of those who have not been privileged to ride or hike in the
fragile beauty of the high country.
Here is what John Muir said on (June 23 which coincidently
is my birth date) in his first My Summer in Sierra’s in 1869
“Oh these vast calm measureless mountains days, inciting at
once to work and rest!
Days in whose light everything seems equally divine opening
a thousand windows to show us God. Nevermore, no matter how weary, should one
faint by the way who gains the blessings of one mountain day; whatever his
fate, long life, short life, stormy or calm, he is rich forever.
With this thought in mind I can only feel gratitude that I
was able to ride amongst the spires that inspired his musings that touched my
soul so deeply. For my birthday, I am heading to Colorado to hike and ride in the Rockies. Should be splendid with tons of wildflower and bluebird skies. Grateful for all the good that has been put on my plate!
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