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This path through Little Haven Nature Reserve looks new. It is east of the Stadium Trading Estate, Rayleigh.
I suddenly remember this photo. It was taken early this year, February 2010.
I wonder if Tokyo will be snowy again this winter. Well, it never last long (probably only for a day), but looking forward to snowy day makes the cold bearable. :D
I kind of miss Tokyo now...
Tsukimino, Kanagawa, Japan - Feb 2010
PS: When I say Tokyo, it means Tokyo (Metropolitan) and its surrounding area (Kanto area)... :D
PPS: Edited and uploaded at Jakarta, Indonesia - Nov 2010
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As i walk along this path,
my breathes take longer,
my steps fall shorter.
Blurred vision,
from worries and gloom,
a vivid path I walk upon.
Step one,
thought of you.
Step two,
wishing with nothing.
I trip,
and just lye there,
my path,
path to anything,
paused,
and i wait there,
forever,
waiting for a care.
The new PATH station designed by Santiago Calatrava is nearing completion. The building is sort of open, you can walk through the main concourse area. The highly polished white marble floor makes the space resample a beautiful ice rink.
A short trail leading from the Rushy Common Car Park to the Bird Hide, which overlooks the Lake's islands.
On the path of life there is only one thing that is 100% sure. That on this path we are headed for the unknown. On one side it might seem dark and the other may seem bright, but the regardless of what lies ahead, it should forever be perceived as shining.
Or another perspective:
Light represents spirituality. Darkness represents corporeality. While they are opposites, people need to integrate them. According to Chasidic teachings the task of human beings in this world is to recognize that the world is like a forest. Essentially dark, with rays of light. And to make the light the focus of the world while progressing towards a place that is full of light.
Worn bricks and cement form a walking path at Mission San Juan Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano, California, U.S.A. Spanish priests founded this mission in 1776. (Photo taken Aug. 5, 2014)
Photo © 2014 Marcie Heacox, all rights reserved. FOR PERSONAL VIEWING PURPOSES ONLY.
The Old Garden Paths of England, and Europe. Walk back in time, enjoy the feeling of being one with nature.
I volunteer whenever I can with Bolton's Wildlife trust. Today's task was to make a suitable, eco-friendly footpath through the wetlands of Astley moss, about 3 miles in all. From chopping & digging up trees that drain the moss, to strimming back the weeds & clearing a path. All the trees were broken down to twigs to lay over the black matting to form the basis of the path. Then the larger trunks were used to form the edges, bark chippings were then spread, and there you have a very well crafted pathway. And the flies love the mossy wetlands too by the way!.