After a walk on Barony Beach, it was nice to come back to the hotel and find a line of colorful hammocks to rest in
Places to Rest at Marriott Barony Beach
Colorful Hammocks
Tag Archives: walk
Unusual Sight
A totally unexpected sight of an alligator on a walk to the beach, but it was just a statue!
Blue-colored Alligator Statue at Barony Beach
Savannah Westin Hotel
Walking along the riverfront in Savannah, the Westin can be seen across the river. The 1999-built property sits on 299 acres on Hutchinson Island.
Savannah Westin Hotel
Walking Towards the Bridge
Steps of walking on wet Baker Beach towards the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, to get a better view
Walking towards the Bridge
Walking on the Main Street
Lots of restaurants and even a waterfall sculpture on the Main Street of Hendersonville, North Carolina
Street Dining
Waterfall Sculpture
Items on the Street
Walking on the streets in Brevard, we saw unusual items – an old bicycle as a flower-pot holder, and a smiley scarecrow.
Bicycle Art in Brevard
Scarecrow
Walking the Streets in Brevard
Walking on the streets of Brevard, North Carolina, found quaint shops, cafes, and interesting, unusual items
Walking on the Street in Brevard
Another Walkway in Brevard
Door and Knocker
Walking on the streets around the historic center of Mexico City, we saw a nicely carved wooden door and an old-style knocker
Carving on a Door
An Old Door Handle
Adding Color to a Church
Walking on the streets around the historic center of Mexico City, one sees many churches. Here is one with umbrellas, adding colors to the foreground.
Adding Color to a Church
Graffiti Too
Walking around the historic center in Mexico City, one can see graffiti on the walls in front of statues commemorating people from the past
Graffiti Too in the Historic Center
Traditional Home Front
While walking on the streets around the historic center in Mexico City, we saw many artistic, colorful, traditional building fronts
Traditional Home Front
Vendors on the Street
Saw, while walking around the historic center in Mexico City, a shoe polisher waiting for a customer, one guy reading newspapers, and one person looking for snacks to purchase
Shoe Polisher Waiting
Reading Newspapers
Reviewing Snacks for Sale
Rocky Trails at Raven Run
The walking trail to the Kentucky River Overview at Raven Run had a lot of rocks that provided stepping stones
Rocky Trails at Raven Run
Walking Trails
The countryside of Lexington, Kentucky, offers walking trails with trees
Typical View in Lexington Countryside
Walking in the Garden
The second route on Walk of Hope went by Duke Cancer Center and continued through the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. More than 600,000 visitors from all over the world visit Sarah P. Duke Gardens annually, enjoying its 55 acres of specialized gardens in the heart of Duke University. Blooming flowers made the walk more pleasant.
Duke Gardens
Colorful Flowers
Blooming Flowers
No One Walks Alone
The Walk of HOPE at the Angels Among Us Event at the Duke Cancer Center, Durham, North Carolina began at the main stage and was led by the survivors and participants and No One Walks Alone.
Survivors Walk First
No One Walks Alone
Jefferson Hotel Luxury with Staircase
While the stairs are not as elegant as the surrounding glamor of the sitting area of Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, Virginia, they offer a path to walk down to the spectacular rotunda
View of Stairs Through Glass
Another view of stairs through glass of a building while walking the streets of Wilmington, Delaware
Stairs Through Glass
Walking on the streets of Wilmington, Delaware couldn’t resist capturing stairs inside the building with reflections of the trees and bushes on the glass.
Designs by Nature
There are designs that are man-made and these show the creativity of man. The natural design elements show the Creator! Nature has incredible patterns. Everywhere we turn in the natural world, these intricate patterns emerge, painting a complex tapestry that spans from the expansive spirals of distant galaxies to the delicate symmetry found in a leaf’s structure. These inherent patterns in nature are more than just visual marvels for us; they carry an essential bond to our human psyche. Whether we’re taking a tranquil walk through a dense forest, observing the mesmerizing ripples in a pond, or simply admiring the elegant tessellations in honeycomb structures, people’s emotional and physiological responses are deeply intertwined with these natural designs.
We present images this week of simple designs made by nature. Here is an image of ripples caused by wind in the in the sand midst small stones creating an interesting design pattern.
