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The Straight Mile section (or The Burnley Embankment) of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal at Burnley.
There has been a new gravel path laid which has taken some of the 'wild' feel of the towpath away
Burnley, Lancashire, UK
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This red wing kept harassing this heron, he literally landed right on his back and tried to pull out some feathers.
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Another Infrared image I have been playing with . Still learning how to do these right but its fun .
The Towpath in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Today you can walk or ride along the same path that the mules used to tow the canal boats loaded with goods and passengers. You can still see remnants of that former scene as you pass many of the canal locks and related structures. From the vantage point of the Towpath Trail you can also enjoy the beauty of forests, fields, and wetlands flanking the path as it winds its way through the Cuyahoga River Valley.
I was out and about at 4am this morning off to Derbyshire to drop some bits off, on my way back the morning sunrise started to grow, so I took a detour off the motorway into Thorne and found this view on the Stainforth and Keadby canal just on the outskirts of Thorne.
Just been going through some old pics and found this from a trip to Hebden Bridge,Yorks,earlier this year. Must get back there some time.
As a contrast to my Pride posts, a recent walk along the Grand Union Canal in MK. Not much colour here, although I still spotted a bit of red! Just liked the swan coming along when it did…