Every now and then, mother nature decides to prove to us mere mortals that we will never know everything about what she has to offer and we should respect our world a bit more. A friend sent me these stunning images of a mass migration of Golden Rays off the coast of Mexico. What an amazing sight captured by Sandra Critelli, an amateur photographer, stumbled across the phenomenon off the northern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula while looking for whale sharks.
After watching the Scenic Boys latest video of another camping excursion I really want to get out into nature. The break on Fraser Island was a little tease of how nice it is. I would love to go camping and rough it and just breathe in the fresh air and sounds of nature with a few mates. I’m going to have to do some research on places that it might be possible to get out of the way, not run into other people and enjoy it.
The idea of a camping ground isn’t really my thing at the moment. A secluded place, out in the bush, with a nice river or creek to skinnydip and bathe in would be ideal. There are a few issues, like me not owning a tent or camping equipment at all, but those are easily overcome.
I love it when mother nature throws up an interesting quirk or anomaly, maybe as gay men we can identify with it or something. I found these images of a white Stag in the Scottish Highlands, a white Killer Whale near Alaska and a white Moose in Montana over at Towleroad and just thought they were cool.
I’m off to bed now, early start for the gym.
