I Want to Reach The Fog That Covers The Mountains


Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

It was raining when we started cycling in the morning. We did not care and moved towards the mountain road. The higher we went, the heavier the rain, the thicker the mist over the mountain. There was a mysterious and different atmosphere in front of us and we were determined to get there.

According to the weather forecast, the rain should have stopped, but it was still raining and it was as if the sky did not want to stop the beautiful, cold, and wetting shower.

We were freezing. We had a brief breakfast in the middle of the road and set off again. Finally, the rain stopped.

The path went uphill. I, personally, grabbed the bike handles and climbed to the top of the mountain, and eventually, we got to the fog.

Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

The fog wasn’t very thick, it was mostly like a mysterious passing by cloud ... We crossed the fog and reached the top, Even though it wasn’t the end of the road, but still really high.

The scenery was beautiful, and the mountains were majestic. We were cold and wet but happy and excited.

The coming down was thrilling as hell…

Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

Sport, Cycling, Photography of  Nature

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Melina Mehr
Melina Mehr

I'm a freelance writer, passionate about, music, books and nature.


My cycling experiences
My cycling experiences

When I go riding on my bike, the world around me becomes exciting and so elegant all at once, so despite the shortcomings, disasters and horrors… I embrace it. I know it is not just me having these feelings, but I’m definitely another nature lover looking for unanswered questions in an extraordinary manner as well. I cherish the pictures caught by my camera and the ones remained forever in my essence.

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