Where do you usually go to do some soul searching?

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I am someone who for a various reasons really detest flying, but I do take advantage of long flights for the simple luxury that I am out of contact with the rest of the world and can be alone with my thoughts.
If I'm in NY and I need a quiet moment to myself I go to The Metropolitan Museum Of Art and sit in
The Temple Of Dendur
If I'm in Honolulu I go to the Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

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Somewhere that I'm least likely to run into a person who wants to chatter. Right now I would choose to go for a ride, though if I could I would choose to go hiking in the mountains. Unfortunately that's quite a drive and I only get to go maybe once a year. Nothing is more peaceful to me.
 
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Soul searching? I'm tryin to get rid of them, they keep following me around.

For some quiet time I usually just lay and center myself on the floor of my lounge room and close my eyes. Walking or sitting on a log in a Rainforest brings it back.... Yup, I like to hug a very old tree. Have not been for some time, even though a short way in every direction from here there are National Rainforest parks.......now that you have bought it up, might go this weekend.

Where do you go Earl?
 
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Cemetary to remind myself that life isn't as bad as it seems or to the lake and be one with nature. The beach is always great. I can write better while just sitting there. Mostly I will go for a drive with music blaring and moonroof open.
 

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The fishmongers.
Ugh. lol.

For some monkfish no doubt.

Where do you go Earl?

I drive the Altamont Pass wind farm rural roads in late spring when the grasses are the greenest. Patterson Pass road. It's a future scape. Transports me into a hopeful place.

I also take my dog walking at a regional park Point Pinole on the SF Bay- it used to be an old dynamite factory site so it's secluded, yet beautiful and peaceful now.
 
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Ugh. lol.

For some monkfish no doubt.



I drive the Altamont Pass wind farm rural roads in late spring when the grasses are the greenest. Patterson Pass road. It's a future scape. Transports me into a hopeful place.

I also take my dog walking at a regional park Point Pinole on the SF Bay- it used to be an old dynamite factory site so it's secluded, yet beautiful and peaceful now.

Wow...nice Earl..A place to go to dream of the future, and a place to visit the past.
 
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balance of my brain usually..
then
as a last resort lpsg..plenty of us lost souls in here....
(and please dont tell me there are no Souls Hick, nor to fck off? ha)
 

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the tall swing set... once you get a rhythm going, the world opens up.
on that top of ya swing, ya high enough to see it all.\
ya place in it seems more clear in motion.
 

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Is there somewhere you go?


Go for a walk along the beach. The sound of the surf is so cleansing to one's soul. The constant rhythm of the pounding surf is a reminder of the unending cycle of life.
If not there then to one of the Redwood Parks nearby. Silent and majestic so as to dwarf one's petty concerns.