Ailsa’s photo challenge for the week is Flow, here.
I have a love/hate relationship with bodies of water. The hate come from my fear of drowning. I could float but that probably won’t save my life if I have to. But other than that, I love seeing and being close to the water.
One reason why I love the National Parks in the Rockies is the presence of numerous streams, creeks, rivers and lakes. It does not matter that they are way up there, so many thousands of feet above sea level, their presence is very reassuring and comforting.
I see water there and I want to drink them – they look so fresh and clean. If it is summer I would say refreshing but even with the weather bordering on cold, they are still a sight to behold especially when they are rushing and flowing. They are moving and alive!
Water streaming from the bowels of the earth @ Mammoth Hot Springs
A raging waterfall
Another one at Yellowstone
Taken while on a float in the Snake River
A creek flowing to Lake MacDonald
Taking a Deep Breath 
I love water too … in all forms … in the wild and .. in the cities, all theirs fountains … great gallery for the challenge.
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Fountains, I had a small one when I had a garden. The sound they make is music to my earns and I never fail to take a picture of them. Thank you Viveka.
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I’m just a big of fountains … where ever they are … water I think is the main ingredients in our life. Of course in combination with air.
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I agree Viveka. I am even afraid of wilderness without water.
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Nice set of pics Lou. Ako di marunong lumangoy but I love going to the beach and just think š
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Same here.
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There’s something quite fascinating about water on the move.
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I agree with you. They are vibrant and every changing.
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