Path overlooking Sharon Kaye Brooks Memorial Lake on the grounds of the Carter Presidential Library & Museum in Atlanta, Georgia.

This shot was put together with tiltshift. It's a path near the Oto river. The right side used to be all trees, but they've recently been torn down. Luckily the path remains for now.

Between Brent Way and Gordon Road

My own textures.

The Path of Philosophy winds its way along beside the The Shirakawa Sosui Canal between the Buddhist Ginkaku-ji and Nanzen-ji Temples. The route is so-named because the influential 20th-century Japanese philosopher and Kyoto University professor Nishida Kitaro is thought to have used it for daily meditation in the city of Kyoto on the main island of Japan.

In New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, Beaver, WV

I used to walk on here to get to classes. It was really fun to ride a bike on it when it was muddy.. Those were the days?

The footpath runs for 19 miles following the Darenth Valley and the river Darenth from Sevenoaks to the Thames. Sometimes the path runs next to the river and sometimes it's high up on the surrounding downs as it is here. I've walked most of it except the first stretch from Sevenoaks to Otford but I've never seen it look quite as pretty or deserted as this before.

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Path in Shinjuku Park.

Seoul, South Korea

Not much of a public path anymore, more of a slippery slope. If anyone knows pigs, can you let me know the right way to be in a field of pigs, as I ended up turning around in the end (about 12 adults milling around looking curious)

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This appeared to be an ATV path way out in the woods near Air Tight Bridge north of Charleston Illinois, like the coloring of this one.

Siem Reap, Cambodia

[Canon EOS 300 + Tokina AT-X 17mm f3.5 | Film: Kentmere 400]

new bike path that the university of minnesota added that goes to my work

Muddy Path

Des Moines Art Center

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New undercrossing of Division Street under construction.

The beautiful path through temperate rainforest to lake Hanlon on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand.

I liked the strong features of this Buddha, which was in contrast to the few that I was familiar with, before this visit.

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See the Track.

See the Map.

Olympus digital camera

Path Station, Jersey City

Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.