In other words:
You gotta get past all the shit to get to Paradise.
also, try not to fall down to your doom.
Brook Art Human. A story, a yarn, a line, a shape
there's room in art for everyone. and room in everyone for art. ~brook
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Brook Art Human. A story, a yarn, a line, a shape 
Nov 04, 2013 @ 09:51:32
This is perfect. It reminds me of the Robert Frost Interpretive Trail in Ripton, Vermont. It has the poem the “Road Not Taken” carved for people to read at point where the trail splits into two separate trails. There is also an arrow pointing the direction to take. I presume that is the road not taken.
Nov 07, 2013 @ 17:51:13
when you are outside of the visitors center there is a set of steps that are the beginning of the trail to climb up Rainier. They are carved with the words that John Muir said when he first saw the mountain. But they were covered in ice and snow and unreadable, so I’m not sure what they say. 🙂