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ENODEN
Enoshima Electric Railway, familiarly known as Enoden, has 100 years of history. Along the railroad line, there is the ancient city of Kamakura with 800 years of history and Enoshima Island.
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The Taylor Creek Trail travels along the creek for about two and a half miles, crossing back and forth through the creek many times. Even though the trickle of water looked tame while we were there, it's destructive power when flooding was evident along the way.
Just another trail user in the Boise Foothills. It was a stare down, he won and we waited for him to skedaddle down the trail.
This, is a park inside a Store.
Nikon D7100 - Sigma 17-50 f/2.8
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Date: March 5, 2021
Location: Cape Henlopen State Park - Dunes Trail - Lewes, Delaware (Sussex County)
View from the Bright Angel trail just below the second tunnel (visible in the upper right) as you head down into the Grand Canyon. This serpentine trail drops nearly one mile from the top of the South Rim to the river that carved out the canyon below.
As you walk along the flat portion of the cliff trail toward Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, you see a panoramic view of white chalk and basalt cliffs and Sheep Island.
Went mountain biking at Summerstown Trails with my son Alex after work. The trilliums are in full bloom right now. What gorgeous weather we are having this week.
Camera : Canon 7D Mk ii
Lens : Canon 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6
A composite of 157 jpeg shots combined using Starstax and slightly processed with Canon DPP4
Exif : f/4.5 ISO 1250 Shutter 30s
The orion constellation peaked through the clouds and trees as I neared the top of the trail.
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Taken just before sundown about a mile west of the entrance to Preparation Canyon State Park in the Loess Hills in western Iowa. If you look closely you can see a narrow trail on top of the ridge stretching as far as you can see. Earlier in the (hot) day we walked this trail which acording to the map was about .9 mile long and circled back close to where we started. We got lost but after a much longer hike than we expected we did make it back. It was such a pretty place we decided to go back that night to get some photos at sundown. We were all alone, it was very peaceful (and much cooler). I recommend a visit.