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This detailed signpost in the Asian animal enclosure at the Melbourne Zoo signals the way to our next stop, the Orang-utan Sanctuary. We'll visit there tomorrow.
Thanks for visiting!
Map detail from one of the many signposts throughout the centre of Bristol.
This one is at Lawrence Hill.
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The old lichen wooden signpost show the way up the narrow footpath to the Crow Road Carpark above Clachan of Campsie with the Campsie Fells as the backdrop.
A signpost! Confused? The colours indicate which walking route you have chosen, & some routes are circular. Some signs there have other symbols to indicate bridleways or cycling routes. Luckily this area is near my home so I don't get lost.
The Pedestal (1752) at the eastern end of West Wycombe is an odd signpost which does not name the three towns to which the roads lead (Oxford, Aylesbury and London?) and the Dashwood Mausoleum is seen in the distance.
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The signpost at the top of Cairn Hill on The Cheviot in Northumberland, NE England. It's a wet place and the walker is very grateful for the paved path.
brouillard, comme du lait.
je sais pas où aller
entre tous ces poteaux
in this fog like milk
I don't know where to go
among all those signposts
rūkas lyg pienas.
tarp stulpų ir rodyklių
pasiklydau
We found this mossy signposts on a hill during our trip around cornwall. As I look at it now at the end of the year I get very philosophic spirit about it.
Out today with Pauls Pix 53 and ianbartlett for about a 6-7 mile wander around Battle.
I set us a brief for the day ... cameras in mono and square crop and use a lens you don't use very often. I went out with just a 45mm, which I haven't used for ages.
Plan de Aigualluts, La Ribagorza, Huesca, Aragón, España.
La Besurta-Collado de La Renclusa-Aigualluts-La Besurta
Esta ruta de senderismo visita uno de los parajes más bonitos del Valle de Benasque: Aigualluts. El recorrido se puede hacer sin mucho esfuerzo en cuatro horas, pero vale la pena entretenerse a cada tramo para observar con detenimiento el paisaje. Empieza y termina en el mismo lugar, el aparcamiento situado en La Besurta.
El camino discurre al principio en dirección sur, por un camino muy evidente, hasta llegar en 50 minutos al refugio de La Renclusa. Lo rodeamos (hay un poste indicador) para continuar en dirección sur hacia el collado de La Renclusa. La senda va virando hacia el este hasta alcanzar el collado, el punto más alto que alcanzaremos hoy, al que llegamos en algo menos de hora y media desde el inicio.
Seguimos por la senda en dirección este, ya en descenso, hasta el Plan de Aigualluts (dos horas y veinte minutos).
Aquí tomamos hacia la derecha para rodear el llano por un camino equipado con algunas palancas (puentecillos) que salvan los numerosos barrancos y arroyos que llegan hasta este llano.
Después de rodearlo, podemos ver a la izquierda el Forao de Aigualluts, una sima por donde se cuela el agua que baja del glaciar del Aneto para ir a dar a L'Artiga de Lin, en el vecino valle de Viella, y tributar, por tanto, al Garona y no al Ésera.
Al final del llano que encontramos a continuación podemos continuar de frente para volver a La Besurta por el camino viejo o ascender un poco a la izquierda para ir a buscar el camino de ascenso a La Renclusa.
La Besurta-Collado de La Renclusa-Aigualluts-La Besurta
This hiking route visits one of the most beautiful spots in the Benasque Valley: Aigualluts. The route can be done without much effort in four hours, but it is worth taking the time to observe the landscape in detail. It starts and ends in the same place, the car park located in La Besurta.
The path initially runs southwards, along a very obvious path, until reaching the La Renclusa refuge in 50 minutes. We go around it (there is a signpost) to continue southwards towards the La Renclusa pass. The path turns eastwards until reaching the pass, the highest point we will reach today, which we reach in just under an hour and a half from the start.
We continue along the path in an easterly direction, now descending, to the Plan de Aigualluts (two hours and twenty minutes).
Here we turn right to go around the plain on a path equipped with some levers (small bridges) that cross the numerous ravines and streams that reach this plain.
After going around it, we can see on the left the Forao de Aigualluts, a chasm through which the water that comes down from the Aneto glacier seeps to flow into L'Artiga de Lin, in the neighbouring valley of Viella, and therefore flows into the Garonne and not the Ésera.
At the end of the plain that we find below, we can continue straight ahead to return to La Besurta along the old path or ascend a little to the left to find the path that goes up to La Renclusa.
Says: Doppyo Peak in the West Hotakas, 2701meters above sea-level. Mt Hakusans, another active vol towering 2702meters, are located from here: in lower center farthest left, above clouds. From Nishiho Hut to here is only 30-60min trek away, depending on how fast/slow you walk. Yes, a tall rocky *wall* awaits on your last leg, but quite manageable if you are fit and healthy. Reward is big when you have views got unfolded below and above your eyes.
Contax III, Carl Zeiss 21mm f/4.5 Biogon, Imperiale Type S film (expired 1977), HC-110 1:90 for 18 minutes, agitated every three. This photo also appears in my blog post at www.thereisnocat.com/showme1026.html
A signpost found when on a walk looking for directions. I liked all the flowers and the sign to 'NOMANSLAND'
The Chiltern Way was established by the Chiltern Society to mark the Millennium by providing walkers with a new way of exploring the diverse, beautiful countryside the Chilterns have to offer, It was originally launched in October 2000. In 2003 it was extended to include the Oxfordshire section of the Thames Valley in the south and the stunning downland of the Barton Hills and the Pegsdon Nature Reserve in the north.