Lens Artists Challenge – Bridges

Although a regular viewer of Lens Artists Challenge I’m an infrequent contributor, the subjects often a little abstract for my somewhat linear thinking brain.

However, when I saw this week’s challenge by Beth on ‘Bridges’ I thought that was something I can hang my hat on and when I searched bridges in my photos and found 267 that clinched it. I won’t subject you to all 267 but here’s a selection.

Ancient and modern, busy and quiet, solid and scary, stone wood and metal, some celebrated, some long forgotten and some personal.

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A walk in Death Valley National Park

Is a walk of less than a mile really a walk? That’s maybe one for the philosophers but I’ll go with the Chinese proverb that says “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step” and count my few single steps in Death Valley National Park as most definitely a walk. I had occasion to recall our visit to Death Valley after reading two recent posts, one by Sarah of travel with me which featured a picture of it and another by Bruce of vanmarmots travels who walked a longer trail than my own short leg stretch at Badwater Basin. Both reminded though just how beautiful and desolate Death Valley is and have prompted me to share my own experience of it.

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