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They don't call northern Nova Scotia the Sunrise Trail for nothing. Sunrise on my first day at Malagash.
The Pudding Creek Trestle
Ten Mile Trail
Fort Bragg, California
Sometimes the path from railroad to bike trail is a bit convoluted.
Constructed in 1915, the Ten Mile Railroad brought lumber from a logging area 10 miles north into Ft Bragg. The railroad line was converted to a haul road in 1949, which remained in use until 1983 when it was damaged by El Nino storms. The haul road was then converted into a trail as part of a local habitat restoration program. It is now part of a protected cultural and historic site.
The Pudding Creek Trestle is 527 feet long and 44 feet high, with 34 uprights in it.
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CSX train M416-05 was at Harper's Ferry crossing the Potomac River and exiting Maryland.
Landfall is made and the westbound is now in West Virginia. This daily manifest runs between Rocky Mount, North Carolina and terminates in Cumberland, Maryland.
The good stuff (EMDs) were of course trailing the GE.
This trail takes you from the border of Mexico to Utah. I hiked some of it last week through the Catalina Mountains. The camera date is wrong as this photo is only 3 days old.
Somewhere along the Lighthouse Loop trail one of the many views you get overlooking the Broken Group Islands.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
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I sure felt like a trail camera here. These three deer came so close on this evening. I was perfectly still and downwind..and we all know how quiet our camera actions can be. It did make me wonder if folks had been feeding them in this preserve, or if I was truly a curiosity. Whatever the cause, it was a cool moment.
Total distances on all trails including spurs is 7.9 miles (12.6 km). Trail to Landscape Arch – This easy segment of the Devils Garden trail (1.9 mi/3.1 km roundtrip) is relatively flat with hard packed surfaces to walk on. There is no significant elevation gain, only moderate hills, up and down. The trail meanders through tall fins to a spectacular view of Landscape Arch.
Trail continues to Double O Arch – This trail to Double O Arch is difficult as it steeply climbs up and on the sandstone fins. Footing is rocky; there are narrow ledges with steep drop-offs. Hikers must use their hands and feet to scramble and climb. Though strenuous, the out-and-back hike to Double O Arch (4.1 mi/6.6 km roundtrip) is popular and offers incredible views.
Lantana montevidensis, a species of Shrub verbenas.
Also known as:
Small lantana, trailing shrubverbena, weeping lantana, and more...
found these flowers just around the path where the previous pictures were taken ☞ flic.kr/p/2ohJH7c
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Nikon D750, Nikkor 18-35 f3.5-4.5
Another glorious night - this time at Mono Lake. Taken with a Sony a9, ISO 800, f/4, 16mm, 23exposures at 4 minutes each then processed in Lightroom and Photoshop.
Forest path in Karkonosze mountains, leading to The Szklarka Waterfall :)
Leśny szlak prowadzący do Wodospadu Szklarki w Karkonoszach :)
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Star trails around the pole during the Perseid meteor shower, a composite of 49 frames; a couple of fairly bright meteors and a couple of other fainter ones.
Tech: Nikon D800, Nikon 15mm f/3.5, ISO 1600, 49 frames, 60 sec. each.
Explored August 20, 2015
Happy Fence Friday
Spring is almost in the air around here. One last freeze this weekend and then the temperatures go into the 80ies.
Happy Weekend Everyone
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This morning I watched a Bobcat saunter in from the woodline up to my watering tank. I just happened to be looking out our Kitchen window to see this. He spent a good 5 minutes drinking and then sauntered away. Funny thing, it wasn't 2 minutes later that 3 Deer wandered in for their morning drink. the Deer were hesitant at first, I'm sure they caught scent of the cat. But they got a good drink also.
This pic is from my Trail Cam, the light was very dim so the pic was very grainy. I worked on it in PS a bit and sized it small so it would be more presentable.
A beautiful cluster of flowers, bordering a mountain hiking trail, lean into the rising sun, eager to catch the first rays of the morning
The first couple miles of this trail from Logan Pass are blasted into the Garden Wall. The Going to the Sun road can be seen below.
Happy Textural Tuesday!
Rocky Mountain National Park - Trail Ridge Road - Cloud Shadows Dancing
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Springtime, snow still present on the North Trail out at the Hersey Lake Conservation Area located in the Township of Tisdale in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
A mixture of Balsam, Birch, Pine, Polar and Spruce trees in a mixed Boreal Forest.
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