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Artemis Trail - 7km circular walking trail around the top of Mount Olympus, Troodos mountains, Cyprus (31 May 2015). Classification: Level 1 (easy). Elevation: above 1800m approx. It is the highest walking trail on the island of Cyprus.
It would have been nice to get some more headlight trails in this one, and in fact the photo I took after this had a headlight trail going towards the M8 sliproad and one continuing towards Sauchiehall Street on Charing Cross. But I plumped for this one because I think it has much better composition, with the sign on the bottom left leaving the viewer in no doubt as to where we are.
Mountain on the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. Taken with a Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta IV on Ilford Delta 100 film developed in Xtol.
Short distance onto the Colorado Trail off Kenosha Pass. Buried among the Aspens I thought it made for a good photo.
Department photo
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources dedicated a half-mile trail loop at North Point State Park in honor of a former public servant and avid bicyclist, Steven L. Kreseski.
A native and resident of Baltimore City, Kreseski served three years as chief of staff for former Governor Robert Ehrlich Jr. and was his legislative director on Capitol Hill from 1995 to 2003. Kreseski passed away in 2015 at the age of 58 from pulmonary fibrosis, a hereditary lung disease.
White flashes are reserved for the new Coast-to-Coast trail.
That is the Caldeira, the big central crater of the island, in the background
Alpen-Trail Schlittenhunderennen auf der Rodenecker-Lüsner-Alm - Alpentrail - gara dei cani da slitta internazionale
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This is one of the best parts of the bike trail here in Sac...the dirt trails the run along the river. Glenn put this up a bit ago and it definitely made me want to go out and ride these bad boys. I guess some of the dudes have been putting in work out there getting them in order. Lookin' real good!
Some photos went up of the trail as well from Brian Kellog. Lookin' fresh. Get to em all on his flickr!
Trails are well signposted like this, with distance to points of interest marked in meters. It's hard to get lost in Namsan.
English labels are little more than Romanized Korean, however. But once I remember which suffix means which, it's much easier to figure out what these points of interest are. "-sa" (寺) is a Buddhist temple, while "-am" (庵) is a grotto, and "-neung/-reung" (陵) means a tomb.
these tracks where made not 50 seconds before this photograph was taken. The street light adds a weird affect to to the coloring of the photo.