Pathways

[smac]

I think it speaks for itself. Thanks for looking.

Steve

[smac]

While the leaders tried to get their bearings the other Jack Rabbits gathered for their long migration home.


Kidding aside, they were just warming up in morning sun.
Steve

[calr]

The first shot makes me want to know what is just around the curve in the distance and also why the Opossum TRIED to cross the road!

I like the rabbit collection in the second shot. It reminds me of the high dessert in Idaho where every seven years or so where it is overrun by rabbits. They also have the rare and very elusive "Jackelope". I've never actually seen one but I've seen pictures.

Cal

[selvin]

First shot is a classic "S" and the wonding pathway leading to a story perhaps?

I must confess, the shot of the migrating rabbits surprised me. I've heard of migrating crabs, lemmings, lobsters, rats, etc, but never thought of rabbits migrating.

Great capture, aloha.

[nhmom]

I was just thinking this week I wish they'd paint the lines on my road since they paved it to get the "path". The trees are nice and full now. Nice job on yours, Steve.

Ah, Watership Down on the bunny photo. Cute.

Patty

[Walter C]

Steve, the 1st one made me want to jump in a roadster and see how fast I could take those curves. 2nd one is a "hoot".

[smac]

Walter C wrote:

Steve, the 1st one made me want to jump in a roadster and see how fast I could take those curves. 2nd one is a "hoot".

I know exactly what you mean Walter. This is my favorite road to test drive new cars before I buy.

[smac]

Thanks Cal, Selvin and Patty for taking the time to look and comment.

Steve

[mcliu]

Hi smac, Your pictures always amaze me.. You have an eye for image.. Good work

Thanks for sharing

Liu

[smac]

mcliu wrote:

Hi smac, Your pictures always amaze me.. You have an eye for image.. Good work

Thanks for sharing

Liu

Liu, you are most kind. I am glad you like my pictures. Thank you for leaving your comments.

Steve