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The Tarr Steps is a stone clapper bridge across the River Barle in the Exmoor National Park, a couple of miles from Withypool Somerset
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Watkins Glen State Park, NY
It rained two days in a row I believe before we got here so the water was all brown and muddy. Combine that with so many other people there and harsh lighting with dark shadows and I walked out with a lot of pictures that I didn't look. Luckily got to this staircase with only one person behind me who stopped on his own will to let me get this shot of the rain dripping onto the steps.
It's nice to see at least some of the reservoirs in Utah filled with water. These steps are at the top end of the Flaming Gorge Dam.
Me Again Monday: 10 steps from... my back door -- this image was taken in my backyard, my little sanctuary.
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Steps in a Japenese garden in Portland. Taken in June, 2008.
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Phyllis and I loved the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps -- a beautiful, community-created mosaic running up the steps at 16th and Moraga in San Francisco.
In 2003, Artists Aileen Barr and Colette Crutcher led the creation of 163 mosaic panels that were applied to the step risers, over 300 neighbors helped make them, and over 220 neighbors sponsored handmade animal, bird and fish name tiles embedded within the mosaic. They successfully completed the project two years later, in 2005.
This collective art project is one of San Francisco’s little-known gems that’s well worth the trip: it is a sight to behold, as these photos suggest. The spiral patterns that run through all the steps are exquisite and tie it all together. What a wonderful way to make art with your neighbors!
Learn more: www.tiledsteps.org/