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Climbing up is a challenge for everyone. Some of us would take years of climbing and never get to see the steps of life until you sit and take a moment of silence to absorb what the earth has given to us to survive. The structure is already made for us.
A shot taken tonight at Bedruthan Steps, the sun went behind clouds so I thought I would try something different...
Hopefully, something Ecsher-ish about this one. I could post more of these steps shots, but will leave it with this one.
Daily life in the ancient town of Goreme, in the region of Cappadocia.
In Turkey's modern secular society, the majority of women now wear european style dress.
Medianhafen steps in Dusseldorf.
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I've known for days it would be wet at Dinorwic today. The Met Office have said it consistently. But still I went in the knowledge that they get it wrong just as often as they get it right. Hey, it might be sunny when I get there. But they were only part wrong. The rain didn't appear when they said it would. They said it would come at 10am. It came at 9.16. We got wet. Very wet. But still the sense of freedom, the fresh air, made it all worthwhile. North Wales is great in the rain!
These are the steps down from the old Miner's Hospital towards Llyn Padarn.
Nikon F301 / Nikon E Series 100mm f2.8 / Kodak Portra 400
South West Coast Path from Porthcothan to Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall, UK
in the building of Solomon's house:
"and they went up with winding stairs into the middle, and out of the middle into the third" 1 Kings 6: 8.
Photographed at Nexus Church, Everton Park.