Morning fog wrapped the hills like a blanket, softening every edge and quieting the world. Hand in hand, they wandered a silver road between tall eucalyptus, their laughter lost to the trees. On a wind-brushed ridge they paused—breath turning to cloud—as the valley vanished beneath a sheet of white.
Between climbs they found a forgotten shelter, shrugged off their backpacks, and rested shoulder to shoulder; eyes closed, warmth shared. An ancient tree stood like a lighthouse in the mist, reminding them how small they are and how big love can feel.
They climbed one more rock, looking different directions but belonging to the same place. This session isn’t posed; it’s walked. It’s the hush of fog, a pink scarf against grey, and two hearts choosing the same path—mile after quiet mile.
February 5, 2024