My posts are few and far between at the moment as I struggle to find focus and think of things to write about. Thank goodness for Ailsa’s latest travel theme on Where’s my backpack? as I have some paths to share from my 2016 trip to Scotland.
Wild garlic in flower almost conceals this path through the trees at Dairsie Castle.A well worn path past holiday homes at Crovie in the Scottish HighlandsA path of daisies leads you up the hill for fabulous views of GardenstownPittenweem pathway from St Fillan’s CaveThe ruins of St Andrews CathedralThe Fife Coastal path, St Monan’sUp the garden path
Today’s collection of images is motivated by the latest travel theme from Ailsa of Where’s My Backpack. Paths can take many shapes and forms: straight and narrow, long and winding, smooth or bumpy and it is the variety that makes life interesting although I notice most of my images of paths feature gardens and trees, wonder what that says about me 🙂
Eely Point Walk, a path that takes you around part of the scenic Lake Wanaka on the South Island of New ZealandAutumn colour brightens the footpath in Wanaka, New ZealandA few years before the earthquake that wreaked havoc in Christchurch on New Zealand’s South Island, I walked through the lovely rose garden in the Botanic Gardens, Christchurch.Sandy path over the dunes at Ruakaka Beach on New Zealand’s North IslandRainforest walk at O’Reilly’s, QueenslandTake a relaxing stroll through the Botanic Gardens at Mt Tamborine in the hinterland of Queensland’s Gold Coast.One of many paths between the beautiful gardens of Versaille and the elaborate palace.View from above, Villa Monastero garden path, Varenna Lake ComoThe path through the gardens of Villa Monastero on the edge of Lake Como, Varenna.The Via dell’Amore as it winds its way between Riomaggiore and Manarola on the Cinque TerreA walk through the park in San Gimignano, you can see two of the medieval towers in the background.Umbrella Pines, Palatine Hill, RomeAlbert Park, Auckland
Two Black Dogs 