The content describes the author's experience hiking along the Colorado Trail, starting from Breckenridge and heading north. The author observes the diverse natural landscape, including the Blue River, sagebrush, willows, aspens, and conifers. As the author climbs into the mountains, they encounter ominous clouds and the threat of thunderstorms, which forces them to reconsider their original plans to continue further along the trail.
The author reflects on the wisdom of the mountaineer Jimmy Chin's advice to "go until it doesn't make sense," and decides to keep moving forward despite the changing weather conditions. The author's meditations are inspired by the quote from Marcus Aurelius, "Let each thing you would do, say, or intend, be like that of a dying person," which prompts the author to contemplate the transient nature of life and the importance of being present in the moment.
The content provides a vivid and introspective account of the author's journey, capturing the beauty and challenges of hiking in the Colorado mountains, as well as the author's personal reflections on the meaning of life and the value of embracing the present.
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by Quentin Sept... 게시일 medium.com 07-17-2024
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