This week, the Travel Theme set by Ailsa over at Where’s my Backpack is Pathhways. I have decided to post three images of quite different types of pathway – a couple are from the Cathar region of France, one out in the open, one through the shadowy woods. And wer’re off to Greece in the 1980s for the third path across the sea to a tiny chapel…
Path in the shadows
Look, no railings! The path to the castle
Path across the water
inspired by the colours of the land, sea and sky of Cornwall
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Stunning pathways Susan! Love that house on the path across the water. Just the place I would like to live. Thanks for sharing a beautiful entry. 🙂 *hugs*
Thanks for your enthusiastic comment, Sonel! By the way, it’s only a tiny chapel, barely room enough for 2 people inside, but I take your point, it is a lovely setting! 🙂
Big enough for me and you are very welcome hon. I like places where not many people can get to..hehehe. You really captured it beautifully! 🙂 *hugs*
What beautiful pathways! The first through the shadows is the one I would want to explore 🙂
Thanks, Madhu! Good choice, that path with the shadows was actually a steep, rocky path up to one of the Cathar castles…very atmospheric!
I love pathway photos…they make such loud statements about life. Thank you for sharing.
You’re very welcome!