Weekly challenge 9/22 - 9/28 Alternate routes

[snowbear114 46]

We have many covered bridges here also, but they have been photographed so much and at every angle that it's almost like shooting an English Sparrow, been there, done that!

Same with these. As you can see, they are all barn red. I took several shots of each and decided on these six as the best. Having a car in them is much better than "here's a covered bridge opening." I did find the interiors, and the water below them rather interesting.

I guess this can fit into the theme if you are wearing waders.
Owens Creek, Thurmont, Maryland.

DSC_2026.jpg by Charlie Wrenn, on Flickr

 

[CherylL]

Fall evening driving home from a nearby town.

 

[SquarePeg36 7]

 

[CherylL]

Walking path at the Nature Center. Some paths are woodchip and next time photo maybe.

 

[smoke665]

Walking path at the Nature Center

Paved paths??? Woodchips???? Shoot I'm lucky if I get around to mowing the trails every so often. LOL

 

[CherylL]

Walking path at the Nature Center

Paved paths??? Woodchips???? Shoot I'm lucky if I get around to mowing the trails every so often. LOL

You better get with it Smoke! The main path around the lagoon is about 1 mile. The paved path is to the left side and turns into wood chips halfway. The concrete walkway is off the paved path. This is for wheel chair access. There are little mini paths to sitting areas along the way and 2 - 2 story lookouts.

 

[smoke665]

The main path around the lagoon is about 1 mile. The paved path is to the left side and turns into wood chips halfway. The concrete walkway is off the paved path. This is for wheel chair access. There are little mini paths to sitting areas along the way and 2 - 2 story lookouts.

Between myself and neighbors there's a good 10 - 15 miles of fire break trails. In the summer when the vegetation is thick it's easy to get lost if you don't know what you're doing. Like a giant maze, thanks to one of the neighbors who cut trails without a GPS. I got on some of his one time, took me a couple hours to find my way out

 

[snowbear114 46]

The main path around the lagoon is about 1 mile. The paved path is to the left side and turns into wood chips halfway. The concrete walkway is off the paved path. This is for wheel chair access. There are little mini paths to sitting areas along the way and 2 - 2 story lookouts.

Between myself and neighbors there's a good 10 - 15 miles of fire break trails. In the summer when the vegetation is thick it's easy to get lost if you don't know what you're doing. Like a giant maze, thanks to one of the neighbors who cut trails without a GPS. I got on some of his one time, took me a couple hours to find my way out

Get some goats.

 

[snowbear114 46]

I was saving this one for something else but I can find another stream. Owens Creek, again. ISO 50, f/22, 10 seconds, three stacked ND filters.


DSC_2031.jpg by Charlie Wrenn, on Flickr

 

[smoke665]

Get some goats

Rather go a little more aggressive.

 

[CherylL]

The route going up.

 

[Jeff G]

Cheryl, I like the fact you don't have the whole balloon in the shot, but just enough.

 

[HeyHeyUW]

Trying to play with silhouette more lately.

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[acparsons59 6]

42491570_1090775601097084_479930713785761792_n by Machiavelliar, on Flickr

 

[zulu42]