For a person wearing braces on both legs, this looked indeed daunting.. Coming down--not so bad. Coming back up? That was a problem!

tiles, Surrey Steps, WC2

The exposed root system of this tree makes for convenient steps along the forest trail in the Val Trupchun, Swiss National Park, canton of Graubunden, Switzerland.

Shot with Zeiss Ikon rangefinder & Carl Zeiss Biogon 35mm f/2 @ f/8, 1/60sec on Kodak Ektar ISO-100 film.

Steps to Piccadilly Circus Tube Station - London

Portslade

Warsaw 02.2009

San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy.

Pot filled with red geranium on whitewashed stairs. Hydra town, Hydra island, Saronian, Greece

I think it took around 2 months of occasional painting. Mostly on the couch after work.

Sao Vicente, Madeira

Those deers are entirely free, they are wandering around the Killarney National Park, as they are safe from hunters. The fences are meant for the cows.

www.newhavenfort.org.uk/

Steps in Hamburg at the harbour

Steps

Steps lead to lighthouse located at The Waterways Marina in Aventura, Florida.

This Renault Trafic taxi side entrance is just too high for Northern Ireland PSV regulations. Our side steps help give the correct measurements for DOE testing.

They way up from the middle.

Notice how light and inviting it looks.... Hmmmmm......

Bedruthan Steps - Taken: 9 September 2015 at 18:46

Trafalgar Square, London

Macquarie Univserity, North Ryde, suburban Sydney, Australia.

Had a few hours to kill on monday night so went for a walk with just one lens, a 35mm f2 on a full frame body. Hand held, available light.

Steps are PP'd with Topaz Simplify

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The builder is busy laying the stairs in the new building

Sylva, North Carolina, 2019

Giant Steps / Innocent Bystander Winery

336 Maroondah Highway, Healesville 3777

(03) 5962 6111

Modern regional

www.giant-steps.com.au/winery

Reviews:

- Seeking sanctuary, by Mark Hawthorne, Travel, The Age, November 17, 2007

- Weigh up your options, by Michael Harden, Food and Wine, Travel - The Age, September 16, 2006

- Vintage valley comes of age, by Winsor Dobbin, Travel, The Age November 4, 2007

- Good food, good wine, by Jane Faulkner, Travel, The Age November 3, 2007

- Bargain hunter-gatherers, by Nina Rousseau, The Age Cheap Eats 2007 editor, Epicure, The Age, February 27, 2007

- Healesville Harvest Food & Wine - Mietta's

- Giant Steps/Innocent Bystander - Mietta's

Healesville Harvest photos:

- Beef Koftas with yoghurt sauce

- Salami, goats cheese, grilled eggplant and pesto baguette

- Iced Coffee

- decor

- shopfront

Kitchen & Butcher photos:

- Preserved Lemons

- Wagyu Prosciutto

- Wagyu Pastrami

- Aragon Gran Reserva Spanish Jamon

- Prosciutto di Parma

- Local meats

Giant Steps / Innocent Bystander Winery photos:

- Caffe Lungo / Long Black coffee

- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan

- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele

- Lemon Tarts, Strawberry and Vanilla Custard Tarts

- Antipasto being assembled

- Cheese maturation room

- Dining Area

- Kids paintings in toilet area

- Coffee Roasting and Bakery Area

- Unattended Children warning

- Making pizza

- Giant Steps Winery

- Area

- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan

- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan

- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan

This is Kelly and Scott in front of their new home.

If you visit Santorini, be prepared to walk up and down a lot of steps.

thought for today

Kalkan. Coloured steps

Port Clyde, Maine, July 2013.

Reclaimed granite made into steps, landings, pavers. Sawn and Thermaled.

Taken by The Millennium Bridge.