Tortolita Springs: A Hike

[jbeegoode]

When it rains in Tortolita, things are different. See my website:
https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/12/02/tortolita-springs-a-hike/

There is also a bit of prose:
https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/11/29/a-special-kiss/

Jbee

[nudewalker]

I have read "kiss" over a number of times! How warm were the rocks? All I can imagine are warm stones and a full body massage!  And it seems as if the erosion was done to allow a person to be wrapped into the warmth of the earth and sun. Was it relaxing or energizing?

[nuduke]

Nice bit of prose indeed, jbee and penned as far back as 2009.  You must have a considerable archive of forum posts and writings.  Something I never did and so my deathless prosody on TSNS is gone forever.

I have a question:  Several times in the past I have noted your use of the word moister for moisture and have wondered if it's a normal colloquialism for your neck of the woods, an americanism or simply an idiosyncrasy?  One with considerable education and intellectual depth such as yourself would surely introduce this variant on purpose one feels.
Bet you don't !!!

John 

[jbeegoode]

Nice bit of prose indeed, jbee and penned as far back as 2009.  You must have a considerable archive of forum posts and writings.  Something I never did and so my deathless prosody on TSNS is gone forever.

I have a question:  Several times in the past I have noted your use of the word moister for moisture and have wondered if it's a normal colloquialism for your neck of the woods, an americanism or simply an idiosyncrasy?  One with considerable education and intellectual depth such as yourself would surely introduce this variant on purpose one feels.
Bet you don't !!!

John

Jus' one of those thongs that get put out there without being noticed...
Jbee

[jbeegoode]

I have read "kiss" over a number of times! How warm were the rocks? All I can imagine are warm stones and a full body massage!  And it seems as if the erosion was done to allow a person to be wrapped into the warmth of the earth and sun. Was it relaxing or energizing?

It is just plain wonderful. It warms from a cool breeze or a fridged dip, it massages and comforts. The temp varies. Just laying a cool body down will change the temp. It can be like a hot rock massage all over. It is comforting as if mother Earth planned it that way for that purpose. It never ceases to be wonderful.
Jbee