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Of all the paths I follow, my favorite ones are the pathways to infinity. Give me a view, wind me up, and set me on the path. The rest takes care of itself.
San Mateo County Coastline CA
Moonlight casts a magical aura over a well-worn pathway as it twists its way through the wooded landscape of Eclectica. A curious assortment of settings offer something appealing to anyone visiting this fascinating and mystical sim.
The fishing village of Alvor is situated on the estuary of the river, Rio Alvor, Portimão.
Thank you for your visits comments and favs! :-)
The awe inspiring beauty of Yosemite beckons me back... pathway or no pathway! This is a shot from when my son and I took my Crovette through Yosemite (with the top down) in 2012.
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“Instructions for living a life. Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it."
Mary Oliver
(Isn’t that what we as photographers do?!!)
This is a side view of Hopeful Primitive Baptist Church. It is the oldest church in Fayette County Georgia established in 1825. The building is being restored to its former glory and the grounds are a beautiful garden. Here's a link for those interested in the restoration story:
This is a lovely pathway a short way down the street from where I live. I loved the curves, and grass speckled with fallen leaves, and of course, the overhanging trees of fall colors. I just wished those cars weren't there. I would have done anything to get the cars out of the street this day.
the trees stretch upward
a long path toward the light
I walk in their shade
a reprise from my forest equinox series
I wasn't sure about this one... it grew over time.
Wish you a good journeys this week :-)
Just back from visiting family in Yorkshire. I always wake up early so I had a couple of hours walking around the Old Town.
This alley is actually called The Pathway, and was apparently a crime hotspot a couple of hundred years ago. There's a black door to my right out of shot that leads nowhere, a mysterious relic of a former building. Hull is full of interesting old stuff.
Not many people about early on a Sunday morning but I'm glad that one chap took a moment to stop and look my way. I tried raising the shadows in the edit to show the bricks in the foreground but much prefer this more dramatic look instead. In Explore May 9, 2023.
I love the Victorian-lamp-lit alley through this park. In the snow it is so full of characterand really adds something special to the scene!!
The boardwalk at Mono Lake. The milky way showed up from behind the clouds for one very brief moment on the way back to the Jeep. Almost as if it taunted me all night long. Frustrating and rewarding hobby at times.
The pathway to the Castle.
It is a Medieval Castle and built in 1283.
It is recognised around the World as one of the
greatest buildings of the Middle Ages.
It is on the bank's of the River Seiont.
I don't normally do the "before and after" thing, but just for a change I decided to offer a glimpse of the original... so here you go...
A pathway / small road going to a friend's farm near Tacla Taid
museum near Niwbwrch, Anglesy.
Walk back in time and see over 100 classic cars and vehicles from the 1920s onwards.
Walk back in time and see over 100 classic cars and vehicles from the 1920s onwards. Set in a replica of a 1940s cobbled village street, you can view an assortment of vehicles including motorbikes, cars, vans, military and agricultural vehicles some of which have even been used in films and TV programs, such as ITV's "A Great Welsh Adventure" with Griff Rhys Jones.
We have a Cafe on site, (Cafe Nain), featuring local produce. a play area with outside seating and panoramic views of Snowdonia.