It’s beautiful, but I’d need to know if I’m going to stumble onto any yellow jackets. I’ve been bit three times this summer, and its getting old. Or maybe I’m getting old. Or both. 🙂
Not going to “like” this. No fun! As I’ve never been down that path—we stop by it when we are on our bikes—I can’t report about the status of the yellow jackets. Boy oh boy, their bites sure do hurt.
Looks so lovely and cool, trees are so important.
They certainly are.
What a beautiful path Laurie, so lovely and green :o) xxx
And mysterious.
Where is this?
Off the Bearce Road. When we are biking, we stop by the path for a rest and a drink. I always like looking down the green corridor.
It’s really lovely. Is it private property? Could we walk down it?
Most enticing dappled shade
That it is.
Looks so inviting!
Cool and green.
Looks nice and cool!
All green and growing.
It’s beautiful, but I’d need to know if I’m going to stumble onto any yellow jackets. I’ve been bit three times this summer, and its getting old. Or maybe I’m getting old. Or both. 🙂
Not going to “like” this. No fun! As I’ve never been down that path—we stop by it when we are on our bikes—I can’t report about the status of the yellow jackets. Boy oh boy, their bites sure do hurt.
Beautiful photo and a lovely path for hopefully a cool walk in the summer!
Yes yes!
Lovely photograph. I am fascinated by paths, the physical ones and the metaphysical ones we choose for traveling through life.
Thanks, LuAnne! That path does suggest both kinds, doesn’t it?
Yes it does!
Now I’ve seen it I want to know what’s at the other end…
I don’t know either as I’ve never been down there. It’s one of the places we stop on our bike ride for a rest and a drink of water.
Where’s your sense of adventure?
Wonderful photograph!
Thanks, Clare!
Serene!