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Mountain Day
"In the mountains or plains, with the pine in the air,
I’ll awake to the sun with a chill to compare.
When I hike up a hill, with a heart full of gloom,
And the trail is lined by the flowers in bloom,
There is seen all of life in the contrast of sight:
On the mountains so tall and the beauty so right."
~ Rocky Mountain Pines, Blake Elliot
A day to celebrate the profound significance of mountains—as vital habitats for wildlife and people, as shapers of history and culture, and as enduring sources of inspiration and wonder since ancient times. The “Spirit of the Mountains” tartan draws its essence from the designer’s life in the majestic Canadian Rockies and their indigenous heritage. This name was chosen to honor the sacredness of mountains to indigenous peoples and to pay tribute to all who feel the irresistible call of the mountains. The colors of this beautiful tartan embody the spirit of these landscapes: grey for the stone that rises from the earth to form towering peaks, light blue for glacial ice, and dark green for the resilient pines, spruces, and firs that thrive at high elevations. White reflects the snow-capped summits, blue mirrors the endless sky, and purple celebrates the wild thistle, a symbol of mountain flora and the designer’s Scottish highland heritage. 💙 💚 🤍 🖤 💜 ⛰️ ⛰️ ⛰️
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