Three photos? Why not? I know I can never just settle with one – readers of my blog just have to deal with it! ( I like the classic path most, if I must choose)…
Thanks to all of you who commented on this. The ‘green path’ leads down to something called Tin Can Beach here in Saint John. The ‘red path’ is the Harbour Passage … a lovely walk way around the port here. The classic one is one of the numerous paths in Rockwood Park, and the wooden one is out in Irving Nature Park, where you can walk straight out in the marsh … and look at birds.
All of these photos are uniquely beautiful. I especially love the ones that appear to “blend” with nature. An invigorating nature walk on a beautiful winding path is a wonderful way to “unwind,” and reflect on what truly matters in life. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
I like them all, but hte fourth is my favorite. Probably because it is very not-Dutch…. I like making photos like these, paths that seem to go on for ever and ever, when in reality you know it won’t go further beyond some certain point.
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Three photos? Why not? I know I can never just settle with one – readers of my blog just have to deal with it! ( I like the classic path most, if I must choose)…
these are four great takes on this week’s challenge, all of them telling a different story. thank you for sharing!
I like all three!! I had a hard time finding photos of a path. But I did.
Hi,
I love the photo the classic path, looks likes it would be a lovely walk.
I like the wooden path great shot
a path that leads to water is always a joy to walk.
Yeah, why not four?
Terrific photos, terrific post.
Love all three! I have three too at
http://grightnow.wordpress.com/2011/09/03/weekly-photo-challenge-path/
…just sharing, cheers
Three very enticing and beautiful paths. well done Rebekah
Thanks to all of you who commented on this. The ‘green path’ leads down to something called Tin Can Beach here in Saint John. The ‘red path’ is the Harbour Passage … a lovely walk way around the port here. The classic one is one of the numerous paths in Rockwood Park, and the wooden one is out in Irving Nature Park, where you can walk straight out in the marsh … and look at birds.
Red for me (but I am a fan of fences and figuring how to get over/around them)
Nice selection of paths – that wooden one looks interesting, I wonder where it goes? 🙂
All of these photos are uniquely beautiful. I especially love the ones that appear to “blend” with nature. An invigorating nature walk on a beautiful winding path is a wonderful way to “unwind,” and reflect on what truly matters in life. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
I like how you’ve chosen to highlight different paths, rather than just one. Life is all about finding a path all your own. 🙂
I love C.B. Wentworth’s interpretation of your four paths; together they’re a wise teaching!
i like 🙂
great shots of different varieties 🙂
Thanks for all your wonderful comments! Yes, life’s about finding a path of your own — it took a few attempts but I guess I did like Frost.
All four are great! But I love wooden path. Job well done!
I like them all, but hte fourth is my favorite. Probably because it is very not-Dutch…. I like making photos like these, paths that seem to go on for ever and ever, when in reality you know it won’t go further beyond some certain point.