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My first days walk on the North Downs Way nearly done. Soon I'd be heading for home.
Day 1 of the North Downs Way blogged about at ramblingman.org.uk/northdownsway/day1
Near the mid-point of the hike, on top of the dune, when Lake Michigan first comes into sight. Near sundown. Infrared photo, Nik's Silver Efex 2.
NS C40-8W #8338 leads the 111 out of Centralia, approaching the CN diamond. The train will then make his way on the ex-Southern towards Louisville.
The approach roads to Chongqing's Yangzte river bridge spiral up from ground level like a series of charmed snakes.
Across the road from Table Mountain A-Frame, and through the woods, you'll find Table Mountain Viewpoint.
Wenatchee National Forest, Washington.
Just downstream of McIntyre Bluff is a small dam and we knew we could cross the Okanagan River there if we could make it. If not we would have to turn around and cycle all the way back to where we started.
That's me walking out to the sunset on the Pacific in NorCal, tryin to take some pictures. Like I'm not already small enough...
Haresfield Beacon was the halfway point of the first hike, and luckily, it was also the place where the weather started to finally clear up, and the hike shifted to some relatively open spaces instead of woodland hiking