riv·er·bank (ˈrivərˌbaNGk) noun – the land either edge of a river
In response to WP Weekly Photo Challenge:Elemental
Category: Nature
Opening
opening [oh-puh-ning] noun
a void in solid matter; a gap, hole, or aperture.
a void in solid matter; a gap, hole, or aperture.
In response to WP WeeklyPhoto Challenge: Elemental – earth
Unusual
Can you spot the butterfly? I went hiking a couple weeks ago, with a group hikers. After dragging ourselves up and down the mountain, we were all so ready to go back to base camp. On the way back, we were sharing experiences, battle scars and dirty sneakers. Then I spotted a small butterfly on my comrade’s shoe. There it stayed, hanging on for the rest of the ride back.
In response to WP Weekly Photo Challenge: Unusual
Insect
in·sect (ˈinˌsekt) noun
any small invertebrate animal, especially one with several pairs of legs.
In response to WP Weekly Photo Challenge: Textures
Walking Path
walk·way (wôkˌwā/) noun
a passage or path for walking along, especially a raised passageway connecting different sections of a building or a wide path in a park or garden.
In response to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Walking Pathway
Chilli Pepper
chilli (chil-ee) noun
the pungent fruit pod of plants from the genus Capsicum.
In response to WP Weekly Photo Challenge: Textures
Scamper
scamp·er (skampər) verb
run with quick light steps, (especially of a small animal or child) through fear or excitement.
In response to WP Daily Prompt: Scamper
Foggy
fog·gy (fôɡē,ˈfäɡē) adjective – full of or accompanied by fog.
The fogs over the Pak Chom, Loei. In response to WP Daily Prompt: Foggy
Mountain
Technically not a mountain but a series of peaks, Penang Hills is popular destination for tourists to view Penang’s panoramic vistas. This was taken from the highest tram station before entering the gardens and skyway to observatory decks of the resort. Breathtaking.
In response to Nancy Merril’s A Photo a Week Challenge: Mountain
Falling Water
Went to Chaloem Rattankosin National Park, Kanchanaburi to hike the old and famous route to Myanmar. I didn’t make it to Myanmar but I made it to the first tier of the waterfall. These people were enjoying themselves among the rocks. It’s the dry season so rain is scarce thus not enough water falling.
