Ireland's 39 Steps again. A selection of strange lights and shapes on the steps. It is a really creepy place

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The steps up to Regents park Road from the canal tow path.

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A flight of steps outside a shop on the Lawnmarket, Royal Mile, Edinburgh.

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Un viejo makes it to the top. Valparaíso, Chile.

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These steps must have led somewhere, shame the village of Kayakoy was abandoned in the 1920's...

rock steps, shelly beach, east ballina

Near the waterfall at Abergwyngregyn.

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Brick steps lead to the sidewalk from an abandoned Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in Pensacola, FL. Photographed with Nexus 4 in HDR Mode and edited with stock Gallery editor and Flickr for Android. #Bricks Per an article online: "The Hygeia Bottling Plant located at 1625 North Palafox Street in Pensacola was opened in 1936. It remained open until a newer, bigger building was constructed on Davis Highway in the 1970s." Source: frankhardymademyphotographstwo.com/2012/04/02/hygeia-bott...

Steps to a colourful villa in Mijas, Spain.

Belle and I found these steps on our walk today right after the second rain storm hit. They have been there all along, I just never noticed...

Some steps to my decking at home.

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Edinburgh has a tryly amazing amount of closes and wynds, which are alleyways but posher and with twists, turns and steps. They appear in the most unexpected places.

The River Teign, as it descends from Dartmoor.

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The Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island near Seattle.

The steps of the east side of the United States Capitol building.

steps in Hillside Park, Rosslyn

Expensive and pretty bad Steps (and Vengaboys) merch.

Gate halfway up some steps at Fountains Abbey

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The front door of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Strabane, it is the oldest of the three Catholic churches in the town and the tallest as well.

The steps leading to the National Museum, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Steps from an abandoned beachsidehotel leading down to its private bathing area.

A key skill when tramping is to be able to cut steps - saves needing crampons for the whole party - you can make do with one ice-axe instead

Walking up The 100 Steps of Federation in Truganina Park, Altona Meadows