Composers have long sought to express and instill a deep reverence for nature through music. Strauss wrote an impressive operatic score while Messiaen expressed it through intricate composition. This continuous tone poem musically depicts a
Australia and the USA provide horse riders with vast expanses of open space, ideal for horse riding. A trail ride can help revitalize an older showhorse or break in an unseasoned youngster while strengthening partnerships
Not everyone who visits the High Country comes for relaxation purposes alone – some come here looking for adventure. From thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies to those looking for new experiences during winter excursions. The High
The Tawonga Gap Lookout provides breathtaking views of Kiewa Valley towards Mount Bogong and Mt Emu, located just off Bright-Mount Beauty road. After an initially slow climb, the road takes a sharp left-hand hairpin at
While we would all like inspiration to come instantly and unfettered, ideas often form over time and take form across different sources; be they screenshots from phones, Instagram posts or notes written down on paper.
Packing light is one of the best ways to promote sustainable travel. Not only can it save on luggage weight but it can also cut fuel usage during air travel – saving both resources and
These secluded stays offer luxurious amenities, scenic views and cozy, relaxing rooms – the perfect ingredients for an idyllic country retreat! Louisville provides couples with plenty of romantic opportunities, whether exploring bourbon, horse racing or
History trails wind throughout the High Country and connect us to its rich past. These pathways also serve as corridors, linking us with diverse and resilient histories of our nation’s past. Trail oversight can be
Skydiving remains an immensely popular activity despite its risks; nearly 3.57 million jumps were completed within the United States alone! Yet the deaths of 28 people at this drop zone raise serious concerns. How can
David Payne ’49CC, ’54GSAS began studying architecture at Columbia and it ignited an enthusiasm to document industrial spaces. Now traveling around documenting everything from Steinway pianos to high-voltage electric substations he sees a bright future