Theme of the Week: Pathways

gor-gor

14 years ago

Trails or pathways. :)

I have two, but it looks to be a promising subject.

Al Lopez Park, Tampa, FL:

Gatorland Swamp Walk, Orlando, FL:

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carol_in_california
14 years ago
Boardwalk-Grover Beach, CA going towards Pismo Beach.
rcnaylor
14 years ago
Wonderful! idea. Can't wait to see what everyone has on this topic.

Love the pics already up.
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kim_okla
14 years ago
Walkway. Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center
pfmastin
14 years ago
Brick path Tryon Palace gardens, New Bern, NC

Longwood Gardens Kennett Square PA
alisande
14 years ago
Yes, excellent idea! Here's two from my late cousin Terry's garden. I'm going up there to photograph it again next weekend.

Sometimes paths are made of grass....

Or stone...
carol_in_california
14 years ago
Pathway to the beach.....Grover Beach, CA
ronf_gw
14 years ago
What a great idea.
The limestone path in my lath house.

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The path to Nirvana; IMHO.

Path through the snow.

Path through the forest.

{{!gwi}}

The path less traveled.

Ron
crunchpa
14 years ago
Watkins Glen State Park, NY

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Konrad___far_north
14 years ago
Wow..lovely!

These from Switzerland

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Konrad
pfmastin
14 years ago
One more. :)
carol_in_california
14 years ago
I love the pictures and the theme!
La Purisima Mission, my favorite California mission. Since it is a California State Park, it is scheduled to be closed within the next few months. Another historic site hit by California's budget cuts. It makes me sad.
solstice98
14 years ago
rcnaylor
14 years ago
Well, you guys had finally stumped me on a having a pic to add to the theme of the week... until I remembered this one of a "path":
solstice98
14 years ago
perfect!
gmom74
14 years ago
Path to the Chattahoochee River- Atlanta, Ga.
alisande
14 years ago
How did I forget about this one? A long uphill path to a very old, overgrown cemetery. (Photographed from the top looking down.)

{{!gwi}}
rcnaylor
14 years ago
Ron, in reviewing this thread, and your rock pic, can you state "no one was injured in the taking of this picture"?!
gor-gor
Original Author
14 years ago
I'm loving all the photos! I especially like the wooded paths and the snow (of course).

A little off topic:
My 9 year old computer is showing it's age, so I got a new one yesterday! I got a laptop and now have to load all my photos. :) This one is much faster, quieter, smaller, and half the cost I paid on the first. I can now watch my videos and youtube. Also nice to be able to post photos faster and withought restarting the CP. :)
ronf_gw
14 years ago
RC, So far no one has been injured on that stretch of trail. Actually, it shouldn't even be called a trail.It's just a route I've taken backpacking to get up into this high, remote valley. That picture was taken last year when we camped down below and went up it for a day hike. This year we took our packs (35 to 40 lbs.) up it and camped for 2 days above this area.

Ron
rcnaylor
14 years ago
Sounds like fun Ron... at least for the survivors. ;)

Certainly some ruggedly beautiful country. Thanks for sharing it with us.
stargazzer
14 years ago
A path into The Peruvian Amazon Rain Forest.

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