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Monday, April 15, 2013

A Walk Along A Creek On A Cool Spring Day

My husband and I love walking outdoors and now that the weather is getting better we like to get out as much as possible. During the winter we would walk in the local mall, but that gets pretty boring after a while. So here are some shots of our walk we took yesterday.

The water in the creek was very cloudy as if someone had been working in it up above somewhere, but we never saw anyone. It had rained hard the two days before so it might have been just the muddy water feeding the creek from above.

The water gathered in pools and the sunshine dappled on top.

Another creek shot. I love taking pictures of the water.

And here are a couple of shots of the waterfalls we
saw along the path.

We crossed this beautiful old stone bridge.

And walked along side this old low stone wall

It was cold but we had a great time and snapped this shot with the waterfall in the background just before we left.

Hope you enjoyed these photos. Have a fantabulous day.

Sharing at What's Up Wednesday

- SallyAnn Bruce

4 comments:

Katherines CornerApril 16, 2013 at 10:43:00 AM EDT
lovely photos, wonderful way to make memories. xo
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SallyAnnApril 17, 2013 at 6:48:00 AM EDT
Thanks Katherine, and thanks so much for stopping by. Your a sweet friend.
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KatharineApril 17, 2013 at 9:31:00 AM EDT
I love pictures of water, what a lovely walk! Thanks for linking up, Blessings on your day!
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SallyAnnApril 18, 2013 at 6:21:00 AM EDT
Thanks for stopping by Katherine. You have a great day.
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