A Walk in the Park: Photographic Short Stories, Volume VII

in #life8 years ago

This is the third installment of the orange grove series and the first on the property’s waterfront.

In the first two parts of this series, we took a stroll down a nature trail and we explored the orange grove home and surrounding buildings and scenery. On the west edge of this property there is a waterfront view.

Let’s check it out!


Looking west from the property, about 100 yards from the main home, we had this view.


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My wife and I walked down a short path in order to reach the boardwalk that extended out into the water. This was the view from the end of the path, looking north-northwest.


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As we stepped onto the wooden planks and maneuvered past some idle park-goers, I took another shot to the north.


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Finally alone and with nobody in our way, I snapped a photo of our view to the west. We made it! We were officially over the water, past the crowds, and headed to the main destination for the day!


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Another look to the north...


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And to the south...


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Almost there...


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And...we arrived!


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Some people ruined my shot here. This is why we can’t have nice...photos?


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This is what the water looks like. No, it’s not brown. That’s just the bottom. The water appeared to be pretty shallow here – perhaps two feet deep, even at the end of the boardwalk.


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The sun was pretty bright at the moment, but I took this picture anyway. This is a weathered kayak launch being fully showcased in the low tide.


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We gradually made our way back to land and prepared to journey down to the sand and water below.


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As we made our way down to sea level, we passed this little darling. It really brightened up its tiny neighborhood along the forest’s edge.


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We climbed down a gentle slope and approached some of the stripped and fallen trees that would normally be surrounded by water, or partially under it.


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We finally reached the wet sand and had a look around.


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After all of that excitement, we’ll have to leave it here for now! I don’t want to give my viewers any sensory overload, so there will be one final post upcoming in this orange grove series. We’ll take a look at some of nature’s building blocks, a few more shots of the flora, and of course – the abandoned train!

You won’t want to miss the dramatic conclusion! See you next time!


All images taken with my iPhone 6S

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A pleasant and pleasant place that is what these beautiful images show, congratulations on the beautiful captures, thank you very much dear friend @ ats-david for sharing

Awesome photos! Great shots :)
Thanks for sharing ;)

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