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German cycle paths take you from the road to the sidewalk and back again. And your bike gets a hit every time you cross over, as it never seamlessly connects.
Didn't see anything but deer. The jungle was an absolutely beautiful sight despite the lack of fierce tigers and wild elephants.
Montalvo, district of Alcácer do Sal, Alentejo, South of Portugal, in the house of Dr. António Cordeiro, my friend and «patrono» since more than 20 years; for him and his wife Margarida Branco.
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - Many of the trails in Independence Park are winding with a lot of ups and downs. They would be fun to ride with a mountain bike.
I'm really excited on how well this turned out! It's my favorite one out of the 50-60 I did yesterday. I really appreciate how the singer(white shirt) stands out. It shows how he's the main person of the band. I hope to do more band photoshoots in the future. It's something I'm really into!
Matthew has been begging for two years to go to the Space Center in Huntsville. So I took him yesterday and it was fun. This is Space Shuttle Pathfinder. Not everyday you see a fully stacked space shuttle!!!
Getting some fresh air at lunchtime. The canal tow path is looking gloriously overgrown at the moment.
I love this funky "Paths of Danger" outfit with the weird spiraling shape on it!
I don't have the tiny binoculars it is supposed to come with.
What does the spiraling shape do? Does it hypnotise you? Is it a radar? Nobody knows!
This Super Joe head is on a WWE figure from Jakk's Pacific, the hip articulation is not as good as on the UFC figures from the same company, at some point I will probably put this guy on a more articulated body.
ok more like dirt road in the woods. forest path sounds more romantic.
At Armand Bayou Nature Center
Foot/bike path over Olentangy River Road, SR 315 and the Olentangy River. It has quite a grade up and down!
Photo of a gate leading to a path. Using the "minimise" mode on the Lumix GF3 to add a tiltshift effect.
The bedroom window (pictured in this set) looks out to this path. We find it very "feng shui" and relaxing. We love to watch the deer on the path! The path goes up and up along the ridge of the New River.