".....You may become sharers in divine nature....."

these words were scribed around the middle of the 1st Century Common Era.

Please visit The Official Website of Mt. Huangshan, through LINKAGE:

                     Introduction

And some of their videos, either through the above web site or directly, through LINKAGE:

                    Cloud Valley

And / Or         Hot Springs

And / Or         Pine Valley

And / Or         White Cloud

Should we spoil you, so soon ?

Okay then, if you promise to get inspired........

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Images of Mount Lushan & Mount Taishan

                  Lushan practically hidden

                  Lushan piqued or peeked

                  Lushan mystical or mist-i-call

                  Lushan much less shy     

                  Lushan alight with life 

                  Lushan lying down for the night 

                  Taishan awakening to the day 

                  Taishan blue with clouds

                  Taishan clothed in pure white                            

Mountains and water and trees....

 "....That land yonder, which has been laid desolate, has become like the garden of Eden...."

these words were scribed around 600 years Before the start of the 1st Century Common Era

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Natures colours at Panda Lake, Jiuzhaigou Valley, Sichuan

" Natural order was not invented by the human mind or set up by certain perceptive powers.....The existence of order presupposes the existence of organising intelligence. Such intelligence can be none other than God's."

Dieu existe ? Qui ( Paris 1979 )  Pierre-Paul Grasse - French Academy of Sciences.

" For everything there is an appointed time...."

These words were scribed back in 1512 BCE ( Before Common Era ) in the wilderness;

Architects like NOX/Lars Spuybroek, of Rotterdam;

can nowadays produce multi-dimensional media for amazing sensory experience.

Please visit one of their exhibition designs for the National Art Museum of China, through LINKAGE:

              Synthetic Times 2008

Yet, nature will always last to times indefinite.