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A path in the city park of SKopje, Macedonia, completely wet from the fog, giving wonderful reflection.
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.
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Springtime on the former Campsie Branch Line and here we see the bridge that crosses over the Glazert Water not far from Milton of Campsie down from the Valleyfield area looking east.
The branch line served the communities of Milton of Campsie & Lennoxtown for over 100 years from 1848 until it closed to passenger traffic in 1951 but was kept open for Goods services until 1966. The line came off at Lenzie Junction on the Glasgow-Edinburgh Main Line and came through Kirkintilloch and Eastside.
Now conveniently tarred over the full length and given over for local leisure and recreation pursuits and hardly any gradients to talk off , and now called the Strathkelvin Railway Path
This walking path is at Moore State Park. The park is located in Paxton, Massachusetts only about a 10 minute drive from my house. Autumn color has been somewhat disappointing this year in central New England.
Path at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. Easy walk to see some excellent red rock formations.
Tip-toe'ing through the glorious unknown species of "weeds" ( flowers ) gracing my path from house to parked car each day for about a week in August; I stop to admire and leave them be, when many a dim bulb of a horticultural fascist would trample or uproot and discard them to wither and die.
( For Carol Sharpe )
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 . . .