The Wadeway

Back to Langstone for a walk today, whilst the sun shone for a little while. This lady is walking on the wadeway, a raised path between Langstone and Hayling Island, which I always thought predated the Romans, but a bit of www searching finds the existing path to be mainly mid 14th Century. Amazing it still survives mostly intact and at very low spring tides can be safely traversed by the brave in wellies.

This is for the tag challenge ( My random tags were Colour, Boat and Path).

[Lynda McG]

What an interesting path!

[Esther Rosenberg]

What a neat walk, must have beautiful views.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow that's fascinating

[Mags]

Wonderful shot! I remember this being featured on an episode of Escape to the Country.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Susan Wakely]

Lovely reflection. Must walk the Wade way sometime.

[haskar]

Great shot and reflections.

[JackieR]

@wakelys meet you in the middle!

@haskar thank you
@joansmor it is a view I love
@marlboromaam oooh interesting, bet they didn't buy,they never do
@koalagardens you'd love it here
@dutchothotmailcom it does
@lyndamcg had real history

[Mags]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond I've seen a few sold. =)

[Kathy A]

That's an interesting way to get from A to B, nice reflection

[katy]

wll done on the challenge to find them all in one place! a terrific image, JAckie!

[Valerie Chesney]

So fascinating....I do learn so much on 365.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

That is definitely a narrow pathway amid the water. It most be a solid surface as she doesn't appear to be sinking at all.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nice shot- walking on history!

[Kathy]

I like how the sunlight is hitting to top of the trees and the spire in the distance across the water.

[Shutterbug]

Perfect that you got the photo with a person on the wadeway. The text is fascinating.

[Diana]

A wonderful capture and such an interesting narrative.

[Jennifer Eurell]

NIce photo and interesting story too.

[wendy frost]

Interesting capture and clever with your 3 tags.

[kali]

perfect for the tags