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Black and white photo of a stepping stone path in a Japanese garden.

Black and white photography in a Japanese garden. A stepping stone path draws the viewer into the photograph.

Walking a stone path through the olive woods in the rain. Processed with ASDF pixel-sorting

Black and white photograph of a selective focus on a section of stone wall with an intentionally out of focus background

View up the coastal path near Durdle Door in Dorset photographed by Samantha Garrett.

Stone path in Monteverde cloud forest Costa Rica.

Stone path in Monteverde cloud forest Costa Rica

Part of the South West Coast Path at Wembury, near Plymouth. Summer wild flowers

A stone cobbled path leads up through a line of bare trees with grass and moss flanking the pathway. HDR landscape photography taken in Cumbria UK

Take a relaxing and challenging hike to clear your mind.

A stone path through the ruins of a castle HDR photography taken in Corfe, Dorest UK

A monochrome photograph of a damaged dry-stone wall near Corbridge, Northumberland (UK)

A mountain path

A road winds peacefully through the Allegheny Mountain woods of Pennsylvania in autumn.

Dirt path

Here is a Purple Aesthetic artistic rendering of an image by kinkate, featuring a Mountain Landscape, Field of Flowers and Stone Steps.

A view of the rugged coastline in South Wales. This photo was captured from the cliff tops on the Gower Way section of the Welsh Coastal Path and captured on a bright and sunny day.

A view of Fall Bay on the South Welsh coastline captured from the cliff tops of the Gower Way section of the Welsh Coastal Path.

The path down to Red Chamber on the Gower Way section of the Welsh Coastal path, south Wales captured on a bright and sunny summer day.

ulGazillions of blossoming blooms, red blue white yellow.

These are some very beautiful autumn leaves and a sun dappled stone bridge I encountered on a recent walk I took on my lunch hour. If you look closely there is a tiny white temple hiding behind the red tree. It was like a doorway to another world!

Halfpenny Bridge and its old tollhouse as seen from the Thames Path at Lechlade in Gloucestershire. This bridge dates from 1792 and marks the start (or finish) of the navigable Thames. Pass through this arch en route upriver and it soon becomes narrower and shallower - no place for river boats! The bridge's name stems from the ha'penny toll paid by pedestrians to cross - this ending in 1839. Lechlade is a picturesque market town at the southern tip of the Cotswolds near the Oxfordshire border.

Halfpenny Bridge at Lechlade in Gloucestershire, right at the southern tip of the Cotswolds. This bridge is the last road crossing over the River Thames before the river becomes un-navigable. Just further upstream through the arch it gradually becomes narrower and shallower - no place for river cruisers! This bridge dates from 1792 and its name stems from the toll paid by pedestrians to cross, this ending in 1839. Lechlade is a market town very close to the border with Oxfordshire.

To walk in the Lake District National Park, in the UK, you will encounter the stiles that prevent the sheep that live on the mountains from wandering too far. They vary in style but they are stiles nevertheless. This one resides near Blea Tarn, a most picture-perfect place. As I recall, the British Standards Institute has a standard for stiles. It doesn't define what they must look like but only their functional purpose.

Tenby harbour alleyway with benches, plants over hanging stone wall and Victorian style light - Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK. Image 6000px * 4000px

Much Wenlock, with a population of around 3,000 people, is a medieval town and parish in Shropshire, England.Holy Trinity Church, in Wilmore Street, is the Anglican parish church. The first church on this site was built in Anglo-Saxon times. The present church dates from 1150 and was built by the Cluniac monks from Wenlock Priory.

These are some very beautiful autumn leaves and a sun dappled stone bridge I encountered on a recent walk I took on my lunch hour. If you look closely there is a tiny white temple hiding behind the red tree. Coming upon this scene on my walk felt just like stumbling on Avalon or the gate to Faerie.

A Homsian road arch ("Sibat" in Arabic), generated in NST. Content Photo Credits to: Lens Young Dimashqi

A Homsian road arch ("Sibat" in Arabic), generated in NST. Content Photo Credits to: Lens Young Dimashqi

A winding road through fells and countryside, a dry stone wall marking the way. HDR landscape photography taken in Cumbria UK

A Homsian road arch ("Sibat" in Arabic), generated in NST. Content Photo Credits to: Lens Young Dimashqi

A Homsian road arch ("Sibat" in Arabic), generated in NST. Content Photo Credits to: Lens Young Dimashqi

Morning sunshine through the gate to our farm