These are River Birch trees, and I love the trunks!
There was Pokeweed that was just a bit past it's prime.
And assorted small wildflowers.
The squirrels were enjoying the trail too.
Through all the bushes, you can see a peek of the river. It runs alongside the entire trail.
As we left, I spotted this man with his walker, oxygen, and dog.
“‘…those who put others on the right path to life will glow like stars forever.”
Daniel 12
“We cannot hold a torch to light another's path without brightening our own.”
~Ben
Sweetland
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It's hard when you can't walk distances like before isn't it?
Both of us used to take long walks in the country and along the seafront but we can't do it now.
We're thinking of getting a small buggy that we can fold and fit into the car for Tom as he's getting so short of breath, maybe I can get one of those skate boards and attach it somehow to pull along behind, lol
The bark on the trees is just lovely, I never get tired of nature's beauty.
Briony
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Ginny, you are an artist with your posts. They have a message and a theme and all reflect your faith. I love how you do your background, header and post to coordinate. I love and admire you more than you know. Love and prayers from Texas!
it is wonderful that you can get out even it is being pushed and such a loveky walk
What a nice place for a walk. Those are some interesting looking trees
this is very similar to our sidewalk that runs down the river, yours is more rustic wooded, ours is river views, but the same thing... the squirrel pic is awesome, looks liki I could pet him by reaching in... LOVE those trees that are peeling.... glad you got the outdoor walking even if you had to be pushed
I think more and more cities are bulding green-way walking paths. I'm glad you were able to enjoy the one near your home.
Beautiful sceneries! How nice the city made such a lovely trail.
Looks like both humans and critters are enjoying it :-)
Ginny only you can find so many beautiful things - just going on a trail -they are all just wonderful amazing. I love this. sandie
River Birch trees....one of my favorites. My husband grows fields of these things. I love the bark!
Looks like a wonderful walking path.I'm so glad you got to get out and enjoy it as well.
Good to know that you are out enjoying the walk with Phil. Interesting to see the barks of the tree peeling off. Cute squirrel and such a peaceful river.
Beautiful photos, Ginny!
The guy with the walker is inspiring. He's out and about! :)
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