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• trailing
  by Jen Wahl

  Now, shoulder to shoulder with angry strangers….

  Just thoughts…. All images and writing are copyrighted © Flutterbug Photography & Jen Wahl. All Rights Reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.

• ~ My Journey ~
  by adgray

  For all that I have left behind, I am the body I am and the person I am

  I saw this amazing painting of a Soothing Path created by Robin Munroe I could feel the scratches from the dried bushes the stubble and stones beneath my feet and then imagine the softness of the red dust and the longer greener grass and my words flowed again. We all have our own trails to walk and no matter how pretty they are there will always be stones to pain us, sticks to scratch us and gremlins ready to pounce! and the distant trail will look more appealing … but even it will have hazards! We are who we are from where we have been and what we have done / and no matter the journey we will have the strength to get to where we are meant to be going. PS Sadly Robin is with us no more and so the link to her folio and to the art that inspired this has gone also.! / A lesson learned – get a copy of the art from the artists as I go before they go!

• Bread Crumbs ? Trail? Hansel and Gretel? An Untitled Fairytale?
  by JenniferB

  NSFW

• EVERY TREE TELLS A STORY
  by Sally Omar

  Every tree tells a story..that is for sure / It shows me a picture and opens a door / A man on horseback is what I see / The horse in a ragi…

  Thank you, Julie!! / Please check out my friend Julie Marks’ other awesome artwork and / writings on the RB /

• Help Me
  by Gary L. Suddath

  Feel The Coolness On Your Skin / As You Set Beside Me Close Your Eyes And Be Lost in Thought…

• GHOST TRAILS
  by Sally Omar

  THEY WALK THESE TRAILS AT NIGHT / IN TERROR AND IN FRIGHT / NOT KNOWING WHERE THEY ARE / HAVING TRAVELED NEAR AND FAR / THE GHOSTS WALK ONE…

  WANDA, LOVE GHOST TRAILS, PART 2 PLEASE CHECK OUT MY FRIEND WANDA LECHENE’S OTHER AWESOME / ARTWORK ON THE RB /

• Mudding Adventure
  by Michelle Hitt

  We got to the top of the hill and there it was, Sally’s Pit – the LARGEST mud hole on the planet.

  A true story. Who says girls don’t know how to get dirty?

• Leprechaun Tear Trails
  by S.I. Sheehan

  Keeper Of The Faery Mound. The Sidhe.

  Knowing In My Stream Of Consciousness…..

• "The Trail" 1986-01-01
  by diongillard

  A year goes by / how time does fly / Glancing back / down life’s well worn track, / the travellers change / as does the trail. The only con…

• Trail of Tears
  by Dave Martin

  Tired am I. Old, too. / Walking too far, too long.

  This was my response to a Thanksgiving Day poetry challenge. It was written from the perspective of an old native man who decides that he will go no further from his home. That to leave was a fate worse than death.

• Enter The Peephole- the spiders trail
  by tashatv28

  Find The Peephole. Take a gaze.

• Dipsea Trail
  by stephen alexander

  Dipsea Trail Dipsea Trail, the most storied of all the trails on Mount Tamalpais, earned its renown with an annual foot race featuring…

  Final installment of my Mt Tam series

• the trails
  by okasan

  Once a person realizes how interrelated the trails are in the Olympics, at least for myself, the more you want to spend time exploring…...

• The Trail Up...
  by cstefnow

  Once…these girls wore little smocks of blue. / Then, to them all the songs and games were new. / We listened, learned and watched or all …

  From when I had a girl Scout Troop and a bridging ceremony.

• Bootjack Trail
  by stephen alexander

  Mount Tamalpais is an eminence that looms over the San Francisco Bay area, largely because of its towering size in relation to the surrou…

  The Trails Of Mt Tamalpais, Marin County, CA Part I

• The Trails of Mt Tam III
  by stephen alexander

  Old Stage Fire Road and Old Mine Trail Leading out of the West Point Inn, Old Stage Fire Road passes through terrain clearly marked wi…

  Part 3 of my Mt Tam series