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Are we going up or coming down though? Do we have a map...?
Another band you won't have heard of. Go for Swigset.
C'è chi scende e c'è chi sale, ma nella vita non si può mai dire. Le situazioni si potrebbero invertire.
Queste sono scale decorate con ceramiche nell'Alcazar di Siviglia.
Babbacombe Steps, just a short walk from the beach. This was taken the day before the highest tide.We got there just before Sunrise the sky was looking grey but we were sheltered from the rain so guess we got lucky. great morning all in all.
Steps on Water
Two crows, quiet residents of our parks, stepped into a shallow puddle as if checking what the night had left behind. Their slow rhythm, the tilt of their heads, the careful picking through tiny leaves and grasses — everything feels like a small morning ritual of nature that usually goes unnoticed unless you truly stop and look.
There is something calming in their steps on the water: as if they’re gently parting the surface of the world, opening for a moment a window into a simpler, quieter time. And the water, always patient, remembers every one of their movements and returns it as a trembling reflection — like a sentence that remains unspoken.
Small things. Ordinary birds. A moment that could easily disappear — and precisely because of that, it becomes even more precious.
Koraci po vodi
Dvije vrane, tihe stanovnice naših parkova, zakoračile su u plitku baru kao da provjeravaju što je noć iza sebe ostavila. Njihov usporeni ritam, nagib glave, pažljivo prebiranje po travkama — sve djeluje kao mali jutarnji ritual prirode koji prolazi nezapaženo sve dok ne zastaneš i pogledaš stvarno.
U njihovim koracima po vodi ima nečeg smirujućeg: kao da razmiču površinu svijeta i na kratko otvaraju prozor u jedno jednostavnije, tiše vrijeme. A voda, uvijek strpljiva, pamti svaki njihov pokret i vraća ga u obliku odsjaja koji titra poput neizgovorene rečenice.
Male stvari, obične ptice, trenutak koji bi lako nestao — ali baš zato vrijedi još više.
Steps taking you from Low town to High town in Bridgnorth Shropshire, It can can get a little tiring at times walking up and down them when visiting this pretty Market town...
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Ancient temples have always been one of the most amazing threads in the tapestry of Indian culture. The Modhera Sun Temple was made in the early 11th century. The sun temple has a very interesting step well built around the same time to address the scarcity of water, then. The temple is designed in such a way that during every equinox, the first ray of the rising sun enters the sanctum, filling the shrine with a golden glow.
In 2014, Modhera Sun Temple entered the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
In the picture here are the steps to the reservoir. The women in this part of India are known to wear colourful drapes. She made an interesting subject against the stark neutral of the stones. Hardly any tourists in these times made this picture possible.
One part of the rocky steps up to Thuya Gardens. Taken the day before Summer Party when it was more gray and overcast.
Confession: There were a lot of steps. It was near the end of the day. Michael had gone down to look at Northeast Harbor. Sarah and I took the trail up to the Thuya Gardens. There seemed to be no end in sight to the steps and no, you couldn't see from the bottom just how high up you had to climb. Sarah went ahead to reconnoiter and when she came back, we decided that I would come back the next day while she and Michael did their mostly vertical hike to the top of Cadillac Mountain.
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The cloud cover wasn't promising, but thankfully the sun peeked out beneath the clouds at just the right time for a few minutes to give me that golden light.
Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall
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We had a family break to Newquay this weekend and Saturday evening I went out to Bedruthan Steps to catch the sunset. At the camp site it was very overcast and extremely hazy so I was sceptical if I was actually going to see the sun at all so was pleased to see that the further away from Newquay I got the more broken up the cloud was!