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We often don't realize who we cross paths with. It's rare we take a moment to look up and see a world of opportunities and connections to be made.
Another one from the Cornish coastal path in May. Thinking of that sunny day right now as i am far away (Boston) and it is raining very hard!! This was taken a couple of hours after the earlier posts - a couple of hours spent lying in the sun, listening to the waves crashing, feeling the breeze and snoozing. One version of heaven ...
(apologies for the boring title - am think'ed out).
a path i found near my old high school. The image was really boring so i tried to make it more interesting by dropping the clarity.
Photos taken from the Bridle Path as between the paths up and down Kite Hill. From a set of photos taken near Turnerspuddle and Briantspuddle, Dorset during the 2023 Badger Trail Events Dorset Ooser on Sunday 16th April 2023. The marathon, half marathon and canicross are trail runs through the beautiful countryside of Dorset.
A peaceful path in early winter through southern beech (Nothofagus) at Hawdon Valley, Arthur's Pass National Park, Canterbury high county, South Island New Zealand.
Been meaning for some years now to do a walk in Woodgate Valley Country Park. Got the no 24 bus from Harborne, and kept checking Google Maps from where I was to get into the park.
Eventually found an entrance on Barn Piece, and made my way along the main path towards West Boulevard (did divert at one point onto a dirt track between two bridges).
The route was mostly parallel with the Bourn Brook.
Woodgate Valley Country Park is a Country Park within the Bartley Green and Quinton districts of Birmingham. It is the third largest Birmingham Country Park after Sutton Park and Lickey Hills Country Park. The park is maintained as a wildlife habitat but also has farm animals.
The Country Park was set up in 1984, having previously been rural land with smallholdings and larger farms. It comprises some 450 acres (180 ha) and is on land previously threatened by urban development.
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