Cycling through the forest

There was no photo today. I decided to wash my eyes and ended up doing a lot of cleaning. I am very tired but also happy. This is from Friday's trip to the forest. Here I had to get off the bike to cross the ditch with water.

[Mags]

A wonderful capture! These woods look a lot like ours. =)

[Heather]

What a wonderful stand of trees for your bike trip through the forest! Fav

[Krista Marson]

looks like a nice place to cycle

[Judith Johnson]

Nice composition. Yes I always feel good when I've done some cleaning

[JackieR]

Do you always travel alone Hannah? Looks difficult terrain

[Corinne C]

A story telling image!

[KV]

Yep... I would be walking a bike thru that as well... nice spot for a ride.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Fabulous images

[Beryl Lloyd]

A super shot - fav

[FBailey]

Looks like a lovely spot

[Diana]

A fabulous capture and great story telling image! I love the look of the forest and all the textures too.

[haskar]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond It's not a difficult area and a lot of people go for walks here. I travel alone when I plan to devote myself to taking photos. Here I have a tripod and a backpack full of photographic equipment. When I go with company, I take my camera and at most one lens to replace.

[Brian]

Great story telling image and your story

[Boxplayer]

That looks so good

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot that tells a story.

[Shutterbug]

That is so cool, being able to bike through the woods. It looks like a shady and peaceful place to bike or walk.

[Kate]

Looks like you are away from it all.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice textures,details and capture

[Kathy]

This looks like quite a ride.

[Rob Z]

A super story telling image! Do you have a path to follow - or do you just follow your inbuilt sense of direction? :)

[Jane Pittenger]

Like the story here

[haskar]

@robz I ride on bike paths and local roads. Sometimes the road ends and you have to drive by feel. And sometimes you have to turn back.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This looks very similar to the woods in my area too. But I just take walking trails when/if I go- and just my camera. I like to travel light and deal with the creative challenges of 1 camera and nothing extra. Yes, I'm a little silly that way.