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Cap d'Antibes
You would think that you'd be safe on the path, up there.
Théoule-sur-Mer
Promenade André Pradayrol
The Lycian Way
Already completely dried out in May.
The Lycian Way
Funny shadows
Olympos
The Lycian Way
From Olympos to Adrasan
The Lycian Way
A perfect walking path.
The Lycian sarcophagi in Simena - Kaleköy
Yes, there are many of them.
The Lycian Way
Towards Phaselis
Black & white
I love black & white photos directly from the nature. This is Centro Fondo Peronaz, towards Cadore.
Palafavera
Wonderful cross-country trails
Snow!
Another black & white real-world photo!
Passerela di Igne
Igne footbridge
Medieval streets in Todi
Via delle Scalette, Todi
Via Acquedotto and Via Appia, Perugia
Elba
From Colle Reciso towards San Martino
Elba
From Colle Reciso towards San Martino
Capoliveri
Qui si mangia.
Portoferraio
Lots of stairs. Everywhere.
Church of Padreterno in Rio nell'Elba
What a lovely street!
Monte Capanne cable car
These cable car cages are for two persons only.
Monte Capanne cable car
These bird cages are truly something special.
Mountains of Elba
Towards Pointe de l'Aiguille
This is a super-beautiful path. I wish I could share the wonderful scent of all the blossoming bushes and flowers.
La pointe de l'Aiguille
Now this is a magic place. Beautiful. Red. And windy.
Théoule-sur-Mer
Promenade André Pradayrol
Giro dei Condotti
A wonderful walking path with views of the town, the castle and Ponte delle torri.
Spoleto underground
Spoleto has an interesting (and very practical) underground.
Ex Ferrovia Spoleto - Norcia
A super interesting cycling path along the old railway. Plenty of bridges and tunnels.
Ex Ferrovia Spoleto - Norcia
The longest tunnel is 1936 m long. Almost 2 km in total total darkness. Galleria di Valico Caprareccia.
Spring in Umbria
And a lovely blossoming tree.
Footpath towards Piazzale Michelangelo
A wonderful pathway up the Piazzale Michelangelo.
Monte Capanne
The rocky path up Monte Capanne.
Portoferraio and Castello del Volterraio
Hike up the Cima del Monte (515 m). A wonderful path with views of Portoferraio and Castello del Volterraio.
Wild boar family!
In broad daylight. Mum with a bunch of squeakers.
Wild boar family!
There is seven of them! Plus the mum, of course.
Towards Cima del Monte
The path (the wild boar family now gone) towards Cima del Monte (515 m).
Pena park
We decided to take a walk through the Pena gardens (and not visit the palace this time).
Col de la Pousterle
Even the hiking paths are well prepared.
Col de la Pousterle
Not many people walked the path that morning.
Col de la Pousterle
Next to the hiking path is the cross-country skiing trail.
Cap d'Antibes
Well, think again.
Cap d'Antibes
What a lovely path running around the Cap.
Île Saint-Honorat
A super soft and super quiet path.
Château de Chenonceau
The avenue leading to the castle. Great shade in the summer heat.
Digue de la Duchesse-Anne
The constructions of these dykes started in the 11th and 12th century. The dykes still separate cultivated polders and salty marshlands. And of course offer a great opportunity to hike or cycle :-)
Pointe du Grouin
GR34. So so so tempting, but we needed to move on.
Cap d'Erquy
If you can, take a walk on Cap d'Erquy. You will not regret it.
Cap d'Erquy
Cap d'Erquy
It was insanely hot walking here, no shadow in sight. But it was worth it.
Cairn of Barnenez
The tumulus contains 11 chambers entered by separate passages.
Mont Saint-Michel de Brasparts
The consequences of a terrible fire in 2022.
La Roque-Gageac
Puy de Pariou
One of the most photogenic volcanoes around there. Unfortunately the weather was quite meh so (this time) we didn't climb the Puy the Dôme.
Puy de Pariou
What an interesting fence.
Puy de Pariou
Puy de Pariou with Puy de Dôme in the background. Of course once we decided not to climb the Dôme but the Pariou, the skies cleared.
Puy de Pariou
I'm happy we chose this path for the way down.
Èze
Èze
Rue du Barri
Èze
Rue du Barri
The hills above Èze
Apparently there is wildlife in these woods. A boar or a fox could be 5 m away and I probably wouldn't notice it!
Belluny
Well, the path around Belluny is not the most frequented. Yes, this is the path.
Biot volcano
A tiny hill is all what is left of an ancient volcano.
Daishō-in
500 rakan figures, Buddhist high priests, who have attained enlightenment.
Daishō-in
500 rakan. What an interesting variety of faces and emotions.
Shimanami Kaido
A map of cycling trails around the islands in Setonaikai National Park, connecting Honshu and Shikoku.
Mukaishima Rest Area
Mukaishima Rest Area
Innoshima Bridge
Our favourite bridge on the route.
Innoshima Bridge
A wonderful cycling path up the Innoshima Bridge.
Innoshima Bridge
A cycling path in the shadow of the road. Wonderful path.
Shimanami Kaido
Our bikes, parked in front of a 7/11. Yes, they have parking racks for bikes. 7-Eleven Innoshima Takuma.
Ikuchi Bridge
The next bridge, towards Ikuchi island.
Innoshima Island
The best parts are the approaches to bridges. Slight incline, away from traffic, usually in shade.
Ikuchi Bridge
Every bridge is different, yet all of them are beautiful.
Ikuchi Island
Coastal path around Ikuchi Island. Not much of a shade here... Fureai Exchange Open Space Area
Ikuchi Island
Coastal path. It is nice - but not quite the Riviera.
Tatara Bridge
A lovely bench in Lemon Ravine, overlooking the Tatara bridge. There is a monument to the Birthplace of Japan's Lemons.
Tatara Bridge
Another lovely approach to the bridge. These really are my favourite parts of the path.
Tatara Bridge
View from the Omishima island.
Tatara Bridge
The access to the bridge and the bridge itself. What a wonderful place.
Shōfuku-ji
Shōfuku-ji, the oldest Zen temple in Japan, completed in 1204.
Hells of Beppu
Ah, so many blooming hydrangeas!
Tadewara Wetlands
What a wondeful place, the Tadewara wetlands. Kuju mountains in the background.
Tadewara Wetlands
I'm quite happy about the wooden boardwalk. Especially after reading the sign to be aware of vipers. Especially after seeing a snake swimming in one of the lakes in Beppu.
Kuju mountains
Mount Aso was closed due to volcanic activity ... so we returned to Kuju mountain range.
Kuju mountains
The hike towards Mt Hoshisho. First paved path, then paved stairs ... and then ladders :-)
Kuju mountains
What happened to the paved path and broad stairs :-)
Kuju mountains
The clouds started gathering on the peaks so not the best views. But the path is fantastic!
Kuju mountains
The path does get a bit technical in between.
Kuju mountains
When the skies cleared, the view towards Mount Hoshisho (1762 m) opened.
Kuju mountains
Another moment of clear skies before the clouds closed again.
Kuju mountains
We heard plenty of birds - and frogs. Is this even possible? Frogs?
Kuju mountains
I said there were ladders, not just paved path.
Kuju mountains
The clouds were gathering on the mountain tops.
Fushimi Inari Taisha
Senbon Torii, the thousand red gates.
Fushimi Inari Taisha
Fushimi Inari Taisha
We didn't meet many people there. But we met wild boars. No, I did not take pictures of them.
Fushimi Inari Taisha
Wonderful play of light and shadow. And I love the red of course.
Saihō-ji (Koke-dera) Temple
The temple is a also called the Moss Temple. Because of all the moss, obviously.

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