Without having thought much of it, I’ve spent a lot of my life looking down. For the things which I love to do most, looking down isn’t so unreasonable: I’ve always needed to see what’s downhill of the tips of my skis, which hazards await my feet on the trails, where I should direct the front wheel of my bike. Plenty of people do the same, and there isn’t anything wrong with it. But recently, I started looking up. Depending on what piques your interest, everyone will notice something different when they lift their chin and gander at the sky. …
Source:: Vail Daily Feed
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