It took my three tries before I came up with a title for this post. The three places I’m about to introduce you to are places I’ve visited in the past four months that have held some sort of importance to me. Places where I felt… spiritual? passionate? intense? I don’t know. I can’t find the word, really. I’m not particularly spiritual, though it’s a word I respect. Sometimes I feel rather passionate about somethings, but other times, not so much. Intensity? I’m not sure that’s a word I could justifiably apply to myself.
Words fail me when I think of these three places. But that’s what photos and memories are for, right? View more of my travel photos by clicking here.
Seeing Morocco from Gibraltar Rock
The Western Wall, Jerusalem
Mt. Sinai at Sunrise
Lucy
14 May 2012
Beautiful photos Adam :)
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Adam
15 May 2012
Thank you Lucy!
Gib
19 February 2012
You were seeing morroco from Gibraltar not from Spain. Gibraltar is not in Spain
Adam
19 February 2012
Ooops, that’s correct. Fixed now!
theblondegypsy
3 February 2012
WOAH! Mt. Sinai at sunrise <3
Adam
5 February 2012
Thanks!
Audrey Bergner
29 November 2011
I know the feeling. Machu Picchu made me feel that same way :)
Adam
5 February 2012
Oh I would love to visit Machu Picchu…. I can imagine.
Unerasia
9 April 2011
those are really stunning
Adam
5 February 2012
Thanks!
enrolled agent cpe
29 November 2010
I have to agree on this article title especially when I saw the picture of Mt. Sinai at Sunrise. There are just some places that can leave you breathless and having the chance to witness a spectacular view is something special and memorable.
budget accommodation
10 September 2010
stunning. I’d add watching the Perito Moreno glaciar.
walks of italy
10 September 2010
walks of Italy
great pictures really interesting
thanks ……..
Poi
10 September 2010
I love the sunrise picture – they really do paint a thousand words
Federico @ maitravelsite
9 September 2010
I specially like the Mt Sinai photo- is the climb tough?
Federico
Adam
9 September 2010
Hey Federico, no it’s not particularly tough. It was 3 hours late at night, and near the top there are a bunch of “steps” built into the rock, but it’s really not difficult.
Jeremy
29 November 2011
I did the climb during the day and climbed down at night after sunset.. going down was much harder and slower. Bring a flash light!
Candicewalsh
8 September 2010
Love this simple post, sometimes it’s all you need for expression. I get EXACTLY what you mean.
Migrationology
7 September 2010
Incredible locations Adam!
From these three great pictures, I would have had the same speechless reaction as you. Sometimes words (or our minds) just can’t keep up with the amount of beauty, history, and intensity.
Amanda Williams
7 September 2010
Wow, what an apt title! I can definitely imagine how words could fail to describe what it’s like to actually stand in these spots.
Two Backpackers
7 September 2010
Beautiful. I love when words will never be able to describe a place you have been or a something your have seen.
Earl
7 September 2010
The title you chose works perfectly. Those are some incredible locations and I think it’s excellent that you didn’t try to force words upon these experiences.
Earl
7 September 2010
The title you chose works perfectly. Those are some incredible locations and I think it’s excellent that you didn’t try to force words upon these experiences.
Adam
7 September 2010
Thanks Earl. I actually sat here and tried and tried to find the words to explain why these places. And then I backspaced all the way through it…
SpunkyGirl
7 September 2010
Adam, I love the idea of this post. Your photos are fabulous. Thanks for sharing!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!
Adam
7 September 2010
aw thank you!