Most communities on the Avalon Peninsula have trails that lead to nearby headlands, and Port Kirwin, on the Southern Shore, is no different. To capture today's photos, I drove to the end of a gravel road, them walked past grassy fields to the ocean and beach.
You may have noticed that there are very few people in the photos. On most of the hikes I take, I hardly ever see another human being. When I do see people, I try to photograph them as part of the scene. I'll have a look for a walking trail with people.
I haven't been sending maps with my tours because Google Earth is a free program and is excellent for finding communities anywhere in the world.
I have a few other photos on line at: http://www.lanephotography.com/irish_loop/port_kirwin/port_kirwin.htm
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
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Thanks Bruce...have been enjoying the pics from your area...this is a cool way to see the eastern part of our country!!!
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