A precipitous drop need not be intimidating. Depth can always be measured in leagues. Coniferous wells should be avoided. After all, perspective means everything. Once mired in the morass of mountains, everything appears steep, deep, and treed. Such becomes the environs, hence the penchant for plying that terrain.
Thus, if your pursuit posits your posture, press on, push forth, ply your trade, pick your battles. Down is just a direction, the resistance to said obviality makes your ability easy. The steeper it is, the easier to turn. So, when I opt to the steep, its only a cuz’n I am lazy!
The depth requires a push to overcome, it is like a barrier. Whilst fluffy and soft, if enough is amassed afore you, it can be that which stilts your movement. Slow, steady and measured. Whisps of the dust of cold swishing past as an airy wave of ice. Nothing nicer than being restricted by nature. Again, this slow motion can only mean one thing: I am lazy.
The cellulose-based barriers bounding areas and belittling my stature are stationary. In winter, stagnant and unwavering. Softly adorned with needle-like vestments, offering a free combing with each passing. S2now snakes are the offspring of these denizens, drunkenly squandering energy in a season long fishing expedition of skis and boots. The wary eyed schusser always on the watch for the line indicating a fishing expedition. And yet again, I avoid these because in am lazy.
Briefly, the laziest search the Steep, Deep, and Trees.
Cool it with some cream today Connie, white it will be.
Mark Hull Du Calumet, First of the coterie of York, Son of Don, Scion of Karl in the House of Pfunkstadt, Connubial of Suzanne, Yeoman to the Hun of Honda, Prevailing in the Seat of Hespeler, Having been again to Australia, and now Grandad's Land, and for some, from The Dark Side. Not am Main nor ab der Elba, but down the Donau, and with Turkish Chai. #garagelurker2019, also A.C., Cee Minus.
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