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If you're walking down the right path and you're willing to keep walking, eventually you'll make progress.~Barack Obama

A long-established deer path with a light cover of fresh snow meanders through the forested ridges and valleys uphill from the historic Springport Cemetery along Lake Huron near Harrisville, Michigan.

Path under the Larch trees

The way to the water is on a carpet of leaves. No wind, no footsteps.

Volo Bog, Il.

Path of brake fluid that flows between the 2 brake pistons

 

Today I found a little path

that seemed to call to me

so i went down the tiny trail

to see what I could see.....

It seemed to go for miles and miles

this lonesome path I'd found

and i could feel summers warmth

as i walked upon the ground.....

deep within the woods i saw

a tiny bench of stone

Just waiting for a visitor

where once had been a home

As I sat upon the mossy stone

I felt Gods spirit close to mine

and i asked that He hear all the prayers

in this world, this day in time....

I asked that this war be ended and

the poor be blessed with more

I asked that all the children be

kept safe from shore to shore.

I asked for many blessings as

I sat upon that stone

For i knew that He was listening

I did not fell I was alone....

I knew i should be going for

this day so soon would end...

and I noticed that the tiny path

was much wider than it'd been.

I went around a bend and saw

a place that seemed to be

as peacfull as the tiny path

where life seemed so care free....

I knew that i was close to home

So i took time to sit some more

and wished i had a cabin of

my own upon this shore.....

I saw the shadows forming on

the water and i knew......

this journey that i took today

was close to being through.....

i saw some stones upon the path

and paused to rest & sit awhile..

I knew this was a special place

I had to share somehow....

I huried for i knew that this

fine day was ending fast

and wished all days could be this way

that the peacefullness could last..

I looked up and saw what seemd to be

a white cross painted in the sky

and felt as though the Angels were

smiling down and saying hi......

The sun was setting when i reached

home safe once more again

i watched it dance before my eyes

and could only say Amen....

   

Cycle path at Mill Farm,KIRKBY

The path leading up to Slains Castle, which you can see on the horizon.

I like this shot because of the sharp flower, and the blurry path in the background leading towards the centre of the picture

Friday, 8 January 2010, 10:40 a.m.

-21°C (-6°F)

 

Walking on snow - a short video clip of this spot.

 

Photo 1 of Walk 2 / 52 Walks 2010

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My ride to Philadelphia starts with a train ride to Newark.

Princeton in the snow, three weeks ago.

A local community College walking path.

大嶺頭

Early Saturday morning on the path along the Thames river, across from Harris park and downtown London Ontario.

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.

Path through the center of my apartment building, which has alternating open courtyards..

Some path in the white castle of Himeji. It had some interesting name, but I forget what it is.

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.

Path through a field in the Vale of Belvoir

I tend to follow the path less traveled myself. And this one leads to the beach, so it's a no-brainer!

 

I grabbed a cup of hot chili (vegetarian) and a cold beer and escaped to Indian Point last night after work. I brought my book along, but never did any reading because the evening sky was just too spectacular to take my eyes (and lens!) off. At one point, the pinks and reds just seemed to turn the whole landscape an eerie red. It was awesome!

Upper Arlington, Ohio

Welch's Ditch for water is now a path.

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