Saturday, I wandered around trails at Blackwater River State Park near Holt. The recent rains made everything extra soggy, so I was grateful for the beam boardwalks wending through the woods. And… yes, I did execute my best Olympic gymnast dismount arm flourish when I reached the end of each segment without falling off into the swamp.
At the end of the trail I found a great, old “No Trespassing” sign that reminded me of Winnie the Pooh and the Hundred Acre Wood. Considering my last flirtation with trespassing, I stayed on the legal side of the posted warning.
“Oh, that’s his name up there. ‘Trespassers Will.’ That’s short for ‘Trespassers William’.” ~ Piglet (A.A. Milne)
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(Photos shot with a Nikon D60, using an 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 20mm f/2.8 wide-angle, 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, and/or iPhone4)
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Awww, I’m a big fan of Pooh. I love the picture of the sign.
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Love the wooden path through the swamp
Mollyxxx
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I would not go there alone…even if it looks inviting 🙂
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Got to admit, I was looking for gators the entire time I was out there.
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Beautiful.
And I love that old trespassing sign. There is something great about a rusty sign.
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I have a fondness for all things old, and seemingly abandoned.
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gorgeous photos
spring has wel…uh…happened, here in the hill of sugar, ga and it’s great
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It’s nice to see that Spring seems to be springing up in Florida. Enjoy!
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I’m ready for spring too. I need some warm weather… but in a few weeks, I’ll be complaining about the heat.
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Thank you for sharing your walk with us.
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Beautiful photos again.
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I remember that from Winnie the Pooh! Love it. And the pics, of course.
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Likewise. Hubby bought me a special edition a few Christmases ago.
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Pooh was a favorite of my kids when they were little. I have a particular fondness for Piglet.
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