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Walk in the Green Valley.
The Green Valley is an oasis of peace in the triangle between Brussels, Leuven and Mechelen.
A very nice walk in the snow this morning.
This was taken near the Hawkinge cemetery, Folkestome Kent.
Crossing over the A38 in Bromsgrove, I was going to walk up Charford Road, but saw a section of a nearby brook / stream and then followed the path into a woodland walk that runs parallel with the Bromsgrove Eastern Bypass.
The path on the woodland walk. One one side was the Sugar Brook, on the other the busy A38 Bromsgrove Eastern Bypass.
I left this route on the path to the left towards Harvington Road..
Walk in the Snow
The walk over the ice was a shortcut, these photos are from the walk back. Beautiful snow and sun. It always amazes how bright it can be, look at some of these settings!
Our second stop was the hammock room. Last time I sketched here I walked in and was presented with a row of red shoes of my friends who were lying in the hammocks sketching. (I now have 2 pairs of red shoes). At the Hyde Park Barracks Museum. So much to draw there
Yesterday we had a sunny afternoon. We took a walk in the Botanic Gardens around the pond. On some spots there was some ice on the ground and in the water.
See more shots below.
Gestern hatten wir einen sonnigen Nachmittag. Wir waren im Botanischen Garten spazieren. An einigen Stellen war sogar noch Eis.
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Another walk on the last afternoon in November. I went to Pot + Pantry to see if they had the coasters in the design that I wanted, but they seemed to be out of stock. So I walked back up Valencia and stopped for a couple pictures at the little parklet outside of Fabric 8.
I gotta say, these parklets that are springing up are a nice, creative alternative to just plopping a bench or two on the sidewalk, even if it does take away from potential parking spaces.
Cultural Importance: Humans use elephants in Asia to log forests, transport heavy loads and carry tourists. Elephants can walk in areas where machines are unable to navigate. About 15,000 Asian elephants are held in captivity as work animals. Elephants are important in Asian folklore and religion. They are believed to be cousins of the clouds and able to cause lightening.