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The trees are bare because not much sun gets through here. The higher branches have plenty of leaves on them.
A short circular walkabout of about 9.86km setting out from Old Amersham on a grey dull day.
Walkabout 2025 album ... flic.kr/s/aHBqjBXsk2
This is the shortcut across Wehrspann Lake. It cuts about a mile or two off the distance around the lake. We walked a little over 4 miles today, even with the shortcut. I love that you can't even see the end of this path, even though it is a shortcut. :-) There was a little over a mile left of our walk once we took this path.
path through a wooded reserve, Sydney. Olympus XA TMAX3200 exposed @ISO 1600 developed in D76 1:1 V700 scan post processed in LR4
PATH PA-1C 129R (St Louis 1965) in consist of Manhattan-bound train @Harrison NJ 7-24-87
PATH cars of classes PA-1 and PA-2 came in two body styles, A-cars with a cab at one end and C-cars which were cabless; all were motored.
There is only one rule, and you must break it.
Follow the path, to deliver the basket, but before long, temptation finds you. And the forest beckons, what and who you find is unknown, all thats left to do is find out. The wolfs are waiting, and are drooling in their blood starved state.
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About the Photo
T H E P A T H -- By Alyssa Dawn W
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The forest surrounded me, and as I walked I could feel the eyes of the trees watching, I could feel them following. The wolves, I knew lurked behind the rocks and stones, willing me to find them so they could offer their twisted views and opinions. The forest slowly grew darker as I headed inward, in the distance, a small patch of light broke through the forest's roof, I walked towards it, and as I neared, there on the ground lay a red scarf. I picked the scarf up, finding it wet and dripping, but the drops were not that of water, I frantically flung the fabric from my hand, the liquid splattering my face, the blood soaked scarf falling back against the grass. Hearing a nerve cutting scream not recognized as my own, I ran back to the path. As I neared the edge of the forest, wiping at the now crusted blood, I could not help but wonder who had been here before.
Inspired by The Path, a modren Horror of Red Riding Hood.
Watch for the wolves, they are lurking everywhere, in many shapes and forms.
SOCC- as well as all below.
You know, its rather funny that one of the most favored in children's stories, which may I add are often read at bed time, is really almost a child's version of horror. I mean, if I had, had to walk down a dark forested path all by myself as a little girl, I probably would have been about ready to pee my pants at any scary sound. I then to find instead a wolf in your grandmothers bed, well, I don't know what I would have thought. But its the way that we deliver the story, it makes it less scary for a child. Most children's stories have one rather scary character. Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Rupunzel. Kids just hide behind our arms during the scary parts. I myself have never had a stomach for horror, I can write a bit darker snip bits in my book, but, stuff like "Drag Me to Hell" well I can't even watch the preview.
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"Many are stubborn in pursuit of the path they have chosen, few in pursuit of the goal."
Friedrich Nietzsche
The start of the thames path between Putney and Hammersmith; taken at lunch time in October
Hammersmith can be seen in the Horizon on the right of the image and it is about 20 minutes walk from here to the Hammersmith Bridge.
Please note that what the wiki article below fails to mention is that not all part of the thames path is accessible especially around the East London Dock area where there is constant development and the rich and affluent claim part of the path for themselves.
Within Hammersmith, there is a section of the thames path that is locked by the residents at sundown as well . . . it is supposedly covered by a bye-law and I shall have to check and confirm next time I am there.
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The Thames Path is a National Trail, opened in 1996, following the length of the River Thames from its source near Kemble in Gloucestershire to the Thames Barrier at Charlton. It is about 184 miles long.
The path allows of much of its length, particularly outside the London area, to be walked, or sometimes cycled, using the towpath.