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A grassy path that leads from Lamplands down to the railway bridge at Ailsa Dell. On the horizon are the hills around Howley and a pylon whose name I do not know!
New Year's Day 2012, the first day I went out with a camera in years. Path to St. Nicholas' Church, Kenilworth.
The path is lined with trees, flora and fauna throughout. And as you can spot, it had also started to snow as I was walking along.
Taken at Schwanheimer Duene (Schwanheim Dune) on the outskirts of Frankfurt. There is a wooden path through the landscape, so that people will stay on there and not walk about in the sensitive area.
Aufgenommen in der Schwanheimer Düne am Rande von Frankfurt. Es gibt einen Bohlenweg durch die Landschaft, damit die Leute nicht durch die Gegend laufen und das sensible Biotop stören.
Photograph taken by workshop participant at Look11 Photography Festival Workshop as part of the Show Your Beautiful Face Photography Competition, 6th May 2011. Photography tutor Paula Parker. WECC West Everton Community Centre
We have had only one call about a possible sighting of Whitby. Late on Sunday afternoon a man was driving a tractor up this wide path and encountered a little dog, who stepped off the path to let the tractor pass, and then went on its way.
We learned of this early Tuesday. Of course, we spent the morning walking, whistling, calling. I went back in the late afternoon to visualize Whitby trotting along that path, wishing him home with all my might.
The path off the Fairfield Horseshoe followed this wall.
Taken with Canon 7D and EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Lens
Chinon CE-5 with Auto Chinon 50mm F1.7 lens on Kodak Colorplus 200 film, home developed in Tetenal C41 Rapid.
Lime tree path near Ehrenfriedhof (war graveyard) Bad Oldesloe, district of Stormarn, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
September 2012