trying to walk on top of the trail left by others.
one step out of every four i went down to my knees.
hard work but sooooo beautiful.
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13 comments:
Beautiful, yes! But, enough already!!
Beautiful scenery but, hard on the knees!
Such a beautiful, memory stirring photo. I'd love to be out in that too.
It is beautiful.
I cant tell where the trail is.
Costas
And crisp fresh air.
I have to admit, I like some winter days.
This is a beautiful place. You were lucky to be able to get out to go for a walk. Staying inside after the big storm would have driven me nuts.
I love how you captured the sun through the pines.
I think you kneed to find an easier path. But one just as beautiful!
Beautiful indeed, for my latitude, this is an incredible scenario, good work!
Be careful with your knees, they're precious! But I understand your need to get outside to discover such beautiful places!
I love the sunlight among the trees, this image is wonderful!Walk safe okay?
Léia
You had to go out You have readers hungry to see photos of the aftermath of the big storm.
You transport us to a beautiful winter wonderland, where even walking is a surreal experience.
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