Gratitude for Nature; addicted to its landscapes.

Hi Eco-Hivers, conscious family, lovers of our Mother Earth!

I want to share with you the actual location I'm living in, and how I am addicted to see, smell, listen and feel in every way posible new landscapes one after the other. I'm writing from a little town in Coahuila state -Mexico- which is called Cuatro Ciénegas which means "Four Springs".

Its a semi-desertic area, salty sand ground surrounded by rocky mountains, very hot and windy. No trees, only some bushes. Any way.. You can find water if you know where to look.

We arrived to this magical place following trails that we get as we talk with people on the way and write down the places where we'll find water; we travelled more than 10.000km on our Red Beetle through the most varied landscapes in 10 months.

As I said before, the first thing we look for is water, then we look for not so tourisy places, so we can feel and enjoy the locations in the most natural way. Without having to pay astronomic prices to be close to a river.

I'm happy that we ("we" are: the Red Beetle "The Fulminating", @esperanzac and our cat Raul) found this magical waters in the middle of this deserted area, and what you'll see on the video, is the last minute of sun before it hides behind the montains of the Sierra Madre Oriental of Mexico, a land of which we fell in love, and that has made us addicted to it. After the sun is gone, its just us here, with the fresh breeze gently refreshing our naked bodies (this you will not see 😊) after a hot day with no shade.

Enjoy!

Love to all
@palimanali
TOGETHER we THRIVE

PD: There is a detail that makes me not 100% happy about this life: the gasoline we burn to make these adventures come true. Sorry Mother Earth for this.