The Irresistible Power of Air

The presence of the great Levante is revealed with the movement of water and in the shape of this ancient oak.

August 26, 2016 by Neil Hill Leave a Comment

The stream is ripped from its sinuous bed and thrown into the air with one giant gust, whilst the tree has been sculpted by centuries of these storms.

Both yield to the irresistible power of air and they do not engage with the folly of resistance.

Here upon the mountain all life bows down before the mighty Levante wind.

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Photo: Stone boulder in the garganta of Saladaviciosa. Courtesy of the author.

About Neil Hill

Neil Hill is one of Europe’s top outdoor, wilderness and survival coaches. He believes that our modern disconnect from nature has led to many of our personal, physical and social problems. He has led courses into some of the worlds most hostile and wild environments. His passion is to reconnect people with their aboriginal roots in nature, enabling them to have adventures and experiences that unlock their massive potential, Neil is the founder of Rewilding Bushcraft.