Path into the unknown?

Well no actually ... it's a path I tread fairly frequently at Turn Hill which ends just beyond the trees where the ground drops away dramatically giving a superb view for miles across the Somerset Levels. Except today with all the mist and rain it seemed to end in nothingness! Nevertheless it was good to walk in the woods out of the rain where there were still lots of butterflies and dragonflies taking shelter!

[Joan Morvinson]

Looks great, lucky you to have this to trod regularly

[lindsay.k1979]

Awe looks lively o like how the Trees make an archway over the path

[Shepherdman]

A very enticing path!

[Bep]

Nice path to take a walk.

[Kat]

Oh how gorgeous, what a beautiful place you live in - it makes me want to skip :)

[ShirleyB]

Great pov. Love the way the trees from an arch over the end of the path

[Janiskay]

Neat looking path, love how the trees make an entrance way. And the myster of what is over the hill.

[Linda]

Great pov and the path is lovely.

[Rick]

Cool looking trail and love the tunnel effect by the trees.

[GaryW]

Very cool shot! Where does it lead??

[Yeshanghai]

Great find and capture

[Julienne Jones]

@jomo yes I do always feel lucky to have lovely peaceful walks close to home.

[Julienne Jones]

@katrinastabback :) well I often feel like skipping .... shame my weary bones won't oblige!

[Julienne Jones]

@linlou17 @shirleybankfarm @rickster549 - I do love the way the trees arch over the path too. It frames the view (on a better day!) beautifully.

[Julienne Jones]

@janiskay - it certainly looked mysterious with the misty weather

[Julienne Jones]

@thewatersphotos - it actually ends just beyond because the hill falls away steeply down towards the Somerset Levels. There is a lane close by that leads down but the path ends there.

[Julienne Jones]

@shepherdman @gijsje @pippie @yeshanghai - thanks for the comments. It's a regular visit for me and my dog :)