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Visually gorgeous. We often waste words like awesome awe-inspiring and majestic casually. The word vorgeous will be used only in very very special occasions like if you see something like aurora Borealis. This is not to be used casually it can be used if you see a presence akin to God himself.
I arrived at the Chilean patagolia with the hope of seeing the beautiful sites I had seen on every video that listed it as the most beautiful place on earth , but nothing on this earth could have prepared me for the view of the horns. No video or words could describe and capture its essence and just by accident my mind created the word vorgeous the only word able to describe the horns of torres del paine, I have rarely used that word again.
Vorgeous by K90n February 10, 2023
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Visually gorgeous. We often waste words like awesome awe-inspiring and majestic casually. The word vorgeous will be used only in very very special occasions like if you see something like aurora Borealis. This is not to be used casually it can be used if you see a presence akin to God himself.
I arrived at the Chilean patagolia with the hope of seeing the beautiful sites I had seen on every video that listed it as the most beautiful place on earth , but nothing on this earth could have prepared me for the view of the horns. No video or words could describe and capture its essence and just by accident my mind created the word vorgeous the only word able to describe the horns of torres del paine, I have rarely used that word again.
Vorgeous by K90n February 10, 2023
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