AmbientXplosion
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This dream was originally had on August 1st.

I was on a 3 wheeler traveling somewhere. I didnt have anything packed, but I did not appear to be going back home. Three dogs were following along side me. I assume they were my dogs, but they had no names and I didnt give them much attention. I enjoyed watching them enjoy the journey. I do not recall any breeds, but one was a young black standard poodle.

The scenery was very amazing. It looks like a strange Arizona. There were tall painted rocks or orange, red and pink. The ground was mostly dirt, and the terrain was flat in areas, rolling in others. This was a very vivid dream and the colors were amazing. This world was awe inspiring.
The sun stayed at sun-rise. They sky was colored in pinks, creams, and had clouds with outlines. The air was cool and refreshing, despite looking like a strange desert environment.

I had stopped for a break, and to let the dogs catch there breath. The place I stopped at was simply the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
A very large set of rock formations, all so awesomely colored. With the sun setting in front of me...
the ground here was made of large flat grey stones. I was bare footed, and the stones felt smooth and warm on my feet. There were many small pools of water with these grey stones around them. I could see the sun set in the water, and the water itself was a awe inspiring psychedelic colors.
I felt so at peace. I was amazed by what I saw and how vivid that dream was.

suddenly poof.. I am not there anymore. What a shame...
There was a random dream character with no name or a remember-able face. I simply told her of my travels and what I have saw. Telling this to my dream character is probably what helped me remember in such detail. I woke up from the dream right after re capping to her what I had saw.

I have never had a dream so amazing. I would like to be able to come back to this place when I like, and it stay the same.

I was no lucid. In this dream I had no idea I was dreaming. It's a damn shame...
maybe next time.