TO the people that carved their names in the wall: You are trying to excite the will because your existence lies far more in willing than in knowing; action and reaction are your only element. Here is from the World as Will and Representation pg. 314: "They write their name up at places worth seeing which they visit, in order to react on, to affect the place, since it does not affect them. Again, when they see a strange rare animal, they cannot easily confine themselves to merely observing it; they must rouse it, tease it, play with it, merely to experience action and reaction."
Great footage of the sand caves! Thanks for including helpful hiking tips for navigating this trail. 👍
Thank you so much! We are glad that you enjoyed it!
Sand Caves, here I come 🤩
Have a great time!
An amazing place!
It really is!
When I went there, I was so scared that I was gonna fall. Amazing experience😂😂😂
That climb up can be a little bit slippery! Glad that you got to check it out! 😎🤙
So bummed went to Coral Pink Sand Dunes; forgot all about this place.
Oh no! At least you have one of many great reasons to go back!
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A tee.
How about panguitch lake in Utah?
we haven't been there yet but it's going on the to do list! 😎
Navajo Lake, utah
Navaho lake
TO the people that carved their names in the wall: You are trying to excite the will because your existence lies far more in willing than in knowing; action and reaction are your only element. Here is from the World as Will and Representation pg. 314: "They write their name up at places worth seeing which they visit, in order to react on, to affect the place, since it does not affect them. Again, when they see a strange rare animal, they cannot easily confine themselves to merely observing it; they must rouse it, tease it, play with it, merely to experience action and reaction."
I have Asian fever.
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