Boy on post

There was something striking about this boy sitting on this wooden structure as I continued my journey through the dunes. He was taking a break with his family and just climbed up there to eat a sandwich

Curonian Spit Sky

This was the top of the dunes. We watched sailboats racing, tacking back and forth as we took it all in.

The path through souls - Hill of Crosses

The enormity of walking through the prays and tears of hundreds of thousands of people cannot be taken lightly.

Seemingly endless mounds of crosses

Sacred Place - Hill of Crosses

It was impossible to describe the enormity and so I chose to focus on smaller pieces to paint a bigger picture

Deep blue crucifiction- Hill of Crosses

The sky in Lithuania is to me the most striking feature.

Jesus shelter

An amazing wooden statue taking shelter, almost inspecting the enormity below

Baltic Storm

A view of the Baltic from Palanga, Lithuania after a storm

Somber burden- Hill of Crosses

The solemn expression was so striking, you could feel it. I almost expected the statue to look over at me.

Trakai

A view from the shore of Trakai Castle

Plokštinė missile base

Plokštinė missile base. An abandoned Soviet tactical nuclear missile base. These four missile launch sites we aimed at Great Britain, Spain, and Turkey. Brutal, dark, scary. You could almost feel the missiles taking off to doomsday.

Midnight tranquility

Sometime after 11pm, white nights, a lake house in Lithuania

Gedimino View

Another view from our rented flat. The Russian Orthodox church, the corpuscular rays, the TV Tower in the distance where the Lithuanians bravely defied the Soviets 13 January 1991.

Field of Flowers - Hill of Crosses

A view remarkably across the way from the Hill of Crosses. A striking contrast.

Gedimino 64

A view from our rented flat looking down Gedimino Avenue, Vilnius

Finally!

This parasailor tried numerous times to get airborne from the dunes. He finally caught a gust!