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So, I took a break from everything it being spring break and everything. With my 2 most trusted friends we braved the elements of rain, the river, the waterfall, and the deadly heights to arrive at the top of the Upper Yosemite Falls. Sadly my camera died, but I managed to snap a few photos before I missed out on memories.

I have the worst sunburn of my life but also had the best time Ive had in awhile. My legs have never been more sore.

Defeatmyarmy wrote:So, I took a break from everything it being spring break and everything. With my 2 most trusted friends we braved the elements of rain, the river, the waterfall, and the deadly heights to arrive at the top of the Upper Yosemite Falls. Sadly my camera died, but I managed to snap a few photos before I missed out on memories.

I have the worst sunburn of my life but also had the best time Ive had in awhile. My legs have never been more sore.

The geography reminds me of Northern Cyrodiil, near areas like Bruma and Skyrim.

Cheesecat wrote:The geography reminds me of Northern Cyrodiil, near areas like Bruma and Skyrim.

You made my night, Milkdog!

Love it, thanks for posting those.

For comparison's sake.

Cheesecat wrote:For comparison's sake.

Wow, the shot is very similar! I wish I had a horse on that trip, its been 2 days and Im still exhausted.

Found another comparison pic:

lol I havent seen a Diablo reference in years! Brings back those blizzard memories. We saw a brown bear about 40 yards away, I could see the detail of its face on the way back down the mountain and thought it was gonna attack us, but luckily it didnt even start following us, just watched us pass. I dont think my pepperspray and combat knife wouldve phased something that big....Anyway to anyone else reading this: take a break from daily life, go exploring, break the usual routine! You may discover things about yourself you never would in society.

Word up.

Living in big cities like London drains the nature appreciation side of the soul.

My idea of a big hike is to drive to Richmond Park, walk around a bit, and have a nice cup of tea.

Well done!

Getting out in the mountains or forests (or deserts, prairies, or tundra, I suppose) occasionally is great for the soul and the body.

Nice hike, there's nothing like getting out in the wild.