Altar Project: The Gathering
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Sunday, November 04, 2007
Late Autumn at Green Lane Park and Reservoir
Early Saturday morning, I went on a two hour hike at Green Lane Park and Reservoir near Green Lane, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania in the early morning. It was a cloudy, windy morning and I was out hiking before sunrise. The photos are presented in sequential order from during my hike.
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How the path is dug deeply ! I presume there are lots of carts running on it.
I'm not sure at the contrary that the mushrooms are edible.
I'm sure I would not eat them at all. Even if you nicely cook them for me with garlic and parsley...
always beautiful, a well worn path
I was so surprised to come back to Atlanta on Wednesday and discover that we're still in good autumn colors! I thought they'd all be gone.
I guess you're still enjoying autumn there as well! Good for you.
A two hour walk?!? Is your car being fixed or something? ;-)
Wonderful photos Tim! I've changed my blog to www.runrubyrun.blogspot.com. Take care.
Hi, cergie. I don't think carts are used on these paths; but horses and their riders do use them. And I wouldn't eat any wild mushroom either unless I had a expert with me. :)
Thanks, sage. A well worn path like this exhibits character.
Hi, ginnie. Autumn is beautiful, isn't it?
Hi, murf. I love two hour walks and longer in nature. And, no, my car wasn't broke. :)
Thanks, rubysoho. Glad you enjoyed the photos. And thanks for updating me on your change in blog address.
Thank you for sharinng
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