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Some guy with a Target shopping cart stripped the trail lighting underneath Highway 101 on the Guadalupe River Trail just north of San Jose International Airport.
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A section of the long distance SW CoastaL Path that passes through the British Army tank gunnery ranges. It is closed to walkers for most of the year for obvious reasons. We walked from the ghost village of Tyneham to West Lulworth, which is beyond the distant summit. Beware! The path is steep in places.
A little like Alice going down the rabbit hole. Just a lot more fun.
(thanks, Ben) - This is the bridge in horse farm. I started the walk at the corrals and down this path. Behind me is the path to the overgrown pasture and the feeding sheds.
The Path I just built
I was trying to find a dead cool title for this, and thought of all the 'Path' titles I could think of......Pathfinders, Paths of Glory, and The Shining Path were amongst a few. Quite frankly though I'm too knackered and sunburnt to bother. As for the path, it's crap!! The local pikeys would have done a better job, but this way I get to keep the family silver (Oh I forgot, my ex wife still has that!) and the greyhounds!!
Thanks to Alex who came over yesterday and got me started. I just have a tonne of bark chippings to shift now and fill the area on the left!!
Trail in Biebrza National Park, Poland.
Biebrza National Park (Polish: Biebrzański Park Narodowy) is a national park in Podlasie Voivodeship, northeastern Poland, situated along the Biebrza River.
The largest of Poland’s 23 National Parks, the Biebrza National Park was created on September 9, 1993. Its total area is 592,23 km², of which forests cover 155,47 km², fields and meadows - 181,82 km² and the famous Biebrza River Marshes - 254,94 km².
Marshes are the most precious part of the park. Biebrza National Park protects vast and untouched by civilization peatbogs with unique variety of several species of plants, birds and animals. The Biebrza as well as the Narew River valleys are very important centres of birds’ nesting, feeding and resting. In 1995 the park was designated as a wetland site of worldwide significance and is under the protection of the Ramsar Convention.
Definitely worth getting up early today after fresh snowfall - and walking in the woods while the paths were still white.
Reminder to #share the path on the Bay Trail near Point Emery, Emeryville, California as seen on my morning bike commute to work.
Today was a *really* good day to be commuting by bike. First, a semi flipped on 80 by University shutting down lanes and making the Frontage Road alternate look worse than a bad evening commute.
Then police activity and shooting on the freeway just west of my exit has shut down the freeway in both directions for the rest of the day. Traffic is backed up for miles and cars are being reversed down the freeway to get off.
That doesn't count the dog on the BART tracks, the bus that hit scaffolding shutting down a major San Francisco exit, wet cement spilled on another freeway and more.
Bike commute not affected. :)
The path
Starting to post my new works from Thailand with The Path - new step in my photography. All previously shot pictures are moved to archive and I'm starting this album anew.
On the picture - the path to Huai To waterfall from national park in Krabi, Thailand.
#krabi, #thailand, #huai_to, #khao_phenom_bencha
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This Reflexology Path was shot at the Singapore Botanic Gardens with a Sony NEX-5. You are supposed to walk bare-footed on this path and it is supposed to improve your health in what is known in ancient Chinese as Foot Reflexology.
I had so much fun this afternoon scouting for the perfect location for a canvas art scene to hang in our clubhouse. The course was closed for work on the greens and we had the place to ourselves. Riding with my friend in his golf cart as we bounced all around and the wind blew was awesome.
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From the fog series of December 21, 2006
This is the Tow Path between Hammersmith and Barnes, Hammersmith Bridge is behind me and the fogged up River Thames is to the right (if you look carefully, you should be able to see the other bank).
On this side of the Thames, there aren't any embankments between the Thames and the Tow Path (for a few miles anyway) and though flooding is a serious concern, this path was also scary to photograph in the fog . . .