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Seasonal trail crew members delivering rock to the worksite with a Honda powercarrier. to build a stone stairway on Harbor Mountain. The project included trail improvements to four day use picnic sites and site pad improvements. Sitka, Alaska. Sitka Ranger District, Tongass National Forest.
‘Trail of the Tees’ near the Blue Ridge Parkway and the James River in the mountains of Virginia… Art is the essence of peace!
Winchell Trail is a five-mile (8 km) pedestrian-only trail in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, that runs along the west side of the Mississippi River between Franklin Avenue South and East 44th Street.Popular with bird watchers and naturalists, the rustic trail provides Upper Mississippi River gorge access and views. The trail is separate from the adjacent multi-use/bike path, taking hikers past sandy beaches, an oak savanna restoration project, and the floodplain forest.The trail has multiple access points and the section from East 38th Street to East 44th Street is paved.Described as moderate and for all hiking skill levels, the out-and-back Winchell Trail has total elevation gain of 501 feet.
Star trail of previous timelapse video upload - www.flickr.com/photos/taipan1986/8015106359/in/photostream
First attempt at a star trail. 120 exposures of 30 seconds each processed in StarStaX and timed using trigger trap.
I have provided a write up of how to do star trails on my blog stevecooperphoto.com Star Trails How To
www.montcopa.org/922/Pennypack-Trail
The northernmost segment of Montgomery County’s Pennypack Trail, from Byberry Road to County Line Road in Lower Moreland Township, opened for public use in spring 2021. With the completion of this 0.7-mile section, the trail now extends for 6.2 miles along a scenic corridor beginning at the south in Rockledge Park and continuing north to the Bucks-Montgomery border at County Line Road.
Built on the former Fox Chase-Newtown SEPTA rail line, this 10- to 12- foot-wide gravel path provides level hiking and biking opportunities with scenic views of the Pennypack Creek valley.
Starting from the south at Rockledge Borough Park, at the intersection of Robbins & and Rockledge Avenues, the trail immediately crosses over Shady Lane and then a majestic 165-foot-long steel bridge that spans 35 feet above a small stream valley of a tributary to Pennypack Creek. For the next 2 miles, the trail runs along the western edge of the county’s Lorimer Park.
A nice thing about my neighborhood - so much of it is covered in parks and hiking trails through random places that it's easy to get lost in nature.
This is the Silverhill Trail that runs from the site of the former Silverhill Colliery to Tibshelf Sidings at Westhouses in Derbyshire. Coal trains ceased running with the closure of Silverhill Colliery in 1992
The Lahaina Pali Trail on Maui is a foot trail originally used by the Hawaiians to bypass the cliff (pali) area at the southern end of Mauna Kahalawai, or the Weste Maui Mountains. The trail bypasses the region along what is now known as McGregor Point, between Ma`alaea and the Ukumehama Beach area.
This trail was once paved, as you see in a couple of these shots, with lava rocks. It may also have had smaller material between and on top of the rocks to make it smoother, but sadly, the paving has eroded away, or been removed.
After this trail was paved, a newer road was built lower down, along the pali, for horse carts, and then the earliest cars. Then, late last century, a more modern road was built with road cuts, wider lanes and shoulders, fewer curves, and a smoother ride.
The remnants of the trail now serve as a hiking trail.
More fall foliage along the stretch of road between Cheticamp and Pleasant Bay. There was some minor leaf drop but overall I was pretty impressed given how windy this part of province usually is.
Experimenting with light trails around a nearby road. Volume of traffic makes a big difference and cyclists are quite wobbly.
Previously a life-saving route for 20th century shipwreck survivors along the "Graveyard of the Pacific", the West Coast Trail is now a 75km coastal marine trail stretching along the southern tip of Vancouver Island's Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. It is considered among many to be one of the top hikes in the world.
Visitors will experience a coastal ecosystem bordering vast temperate rainforests. Tide pools, surge channels, and old growth trees are some of the unique sights of this hike. It is also a haven for wildlife viewing, with opportunities for seeing sea lions, whales, and eagles.
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www.montcopa.org/922/Pennypack-Trail
The northernmost segment of Montgomery County’s Pennypack Trail, from Byberry Road to County Line Road in Lower Moreland Township, opened for public use in spring 2021. With the completion of this 0.7-mile section, the trail now extends for 6.2 miles along a scenic corridor beginning at the south in Rockledge Park and continuing north to the Bucks-Montgomery border at County Line Road.
Built on the former Fox Chase-Newtown SEPTA rail line, this 10- to 12- foot-wide gravel path provides level hiking and biking opportunities with scenic views of the Pennypack Creek valley.
Starting from the south at Rockledge Borough Park, at the intersection of Robbins & and Rockledge Avenues, the trail immediately crosses over Shady Lane and then a majestic 165-foot-long steel bridge that spans 35 feet above a small stream valley of a tributary to Pennypack Creek. For the next 2 miles, the trail runs along the western edge of the county’s Lorimer Park.