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Wanted to catch the dramatic sky and the shadows of the fence. Decided B&W was the best option. Hope you guys like it as much as I do! C/C welcome! Have at it!
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“Alfama Steps” — Cobblestone steps wind between buildings in the Alfama, Lisbon.
We wandered quite a bit during our May visit to Lisbon this year. (This was part of a 6-week trip that took us to Portugal, Spain, and Belgium.) When I write “wandered,” I mean this quite literally — we frequently head out with only the vaguest idea of what we’ll explore. In this case, we knew we were headed to the Alfama district, but beyond that we would wing it.
The Alfama is full of narrow, twisty, and often steep streets — just the sort of place to wander slowly. Roughly speaking we first crossed a section of the lower reaches of the district, and then we turned and began climbing. Along the way, we took many detours. If a side street looked interesting we went that way. I made this photograph in a quiet, out of the way area, where steps led uphill between the closely-spaced buildings.
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167 steps to start my walk, only another 10kms to go. all year long people are running up and down these steps, doing all kinds of yoga, aerobics , running and who knows what. helping to keep the city folk fit and healthy,
The station steps once leading to Steyning Station on the Steyning Line, part of the Shoreham to Horsham railway line (no longer in existence)
D15437. Definitely worth a visit if in the Exmoor area is the old clapper bridge at Tarr Steps. Full details can be found here :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarr_Steps
Friday, 19th August, 2016. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
Out yesterday with Pauls Pix 53 and ianbartlett for a 12 mile circular walk from Hastings to Fairlight.
This was fairly typical of the paths, but at least there were steps. In some places we just had steep bits to mud to slide about in.