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ryaner
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Re: Reflection and projection
Jun 08, 2006, 12:10
<My own weird definition of a sacred thing has more to do with the views from many sites than the sites themselves. I too love a good outcrop!>

If you ever have the time, you ought to approach Seahan from the North. There's the weirdest rock outcrop in the tree-line just by the path. I missed it on the way up (too busy lookin at the great views) and the ixus battery was almost dead on the way down. Got some poor shots of it in the well-fading light. Said to meself, this is better than up above, but it's not, just in a different class. I reckon it could have been one of those 'sacred' navel things (centre of the world/worship or whatever) that JC mentions in the books.
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