This isn’t your typical path, well, unless you’re at Maymont Park in Richmond, Virginia. Then you never know what types of egress paths you might encounter, taking you from point A to B. I always loved the rustic charm of this particular path. I thought you might find it interesting too.
Railroad ties serve as steps, here and there. Don't get too used to the symmetry of the stairs. There isn't any.
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That’s just beautiful! Great entry hon! 🙂 *hugs*
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Thanks Sonel, Maymont offers all sorts of unusual little jewels here and there. Thanks for dropping by to visit. Hugs back at your! 🙂
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That fabulous park, another meander on a sunny day..love it..;)
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Thanks Gerry. Maymont does provide lots of interesting photos to share with my friends. That little path has so much personality, I couldn’t resist. 😉 It good to see you this morning. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
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I just wish I could see it for real. lol 😉
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If ever you come to Richmond, Virginia, you really do need to set a day aside to visit Maymont Park. I still have lots more photos to share. I need to go through some thumb drives, as many of my photos are no longer on my hard drive … not enough space. 😦
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>I always loved the rustic charm of this particular path.
– Easy to see why. Mother Nature always gets the best digs on the best real estate everywhere!
If only we, humans, would leave her be more often.
Kate
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Wouldn’t it be nice if people would live more in harmony with our natural surroundings? I’m glad to stopped in to take an imaginary stroll on this little path, Kate. I always a pleasure to have you drop by and visit. 🙂
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Great post Orples 🙂
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Thank you, Jake. I’m still trying to figure out a recipe to post on your site for your Sunday Challenge. Do peanut butter sandwiches count? LOL. Some of us don’t cook original dishes. 😉
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Would love to walk on this path. Very lovely.
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It is a pretty little path, Francine. Those railroad ties are a definite asset when climbing that hill. 🙂
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That’s a really unusual path! Great shot too!
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Thank you Rebekah, This path is in Maymont Park, in Richmond, Va. I need to go thorough and do another post on Maymont soon, with more than one photograph. Although, this path deserved it’s own spot, I thought. It is a great little path, and if not for those railroad tie, I doubt I’d make it to the top of the hill. Thank you so much for your visit. 🙂
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