Clouds below are a great way to remind you how far up in distance you’ve traveled. It is especially pleasing when seeing this while up on a trail somewhere in the wilderness. While remaining above the clouds, it’s the better place to be for visibility and to remain dry and warm. Even better, it’s the in-between that makes for more emotion and wonder.
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