The landscape is dotted with smoothly rising elevations with chains of slope.
The wind caresses the body gently as a chilling coolant.
The beauty that this place beholds is past defining.
The calmness witnessed here is next to none.
The silence here is enervating.

The rumination the mind goes through while here is endlessly unimaginable.On The On Other Side of "The Hill"

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