For a couple who loves to walk, there’s surely a lot of ground that’s covered ‘Beneath our Feet‘. Sometimes way too much ground. And it’s also the inspiration for the name of our blog. When you’ve walked as much – you’d know what we mean. Here are some of the favourite shots, among the many, we’ve taken in roughly a decade of travel across the globe. And for those who still need some inspiration to start travelling – we’d leave you with the words of J.R. Tolkien,
“Not all those who Wander are Lost.”
In our backyard
Villa Borghese – Rome
Bandhavgarh Forest Lodge – India
Skaftafell National Park – Iceland
Konkan Coast – India
Great Wall of China – China
Gia Bhorelli River Bed – India
Alleys of Kyoto – Japan
No Man’s Land – Rann of Kutch, India.
In the Forest – Nameri, India.
Great photos story for the entry! I love them all, each of images tells different story and that matters most 🙂
Thanks Indah! It’s a nostalgic post for us. I had to resist adding more snaps! 🙂
Nice interpretation of this week’s challenge!
Thanks a lot! 🙂 Loved your pictorial representation as well.
Beautiful photos of the world beneath your feet! I think I like the heart shaped petal one best, though I’m not much of a romantic 🙂 I like the angle of the last shot a lot as well. Soldering on amidst autumn and cooler weathers coming your way.
I like walking a lot too. However, I have bunions (genetic) on my feet and that makes long walks painful 😀
Thanks Mabel! The petal shot was taken in Rome. It was one of those ‘lucky’ finds. We assume some love-lorn artist must have created it for his muse. 🙂
I can understand your predicament. Long walks are painful – even without bunions. Maybe, you could take short breaks in the middle. It helps ease the strain on the legs and mind. 🙂
Nice collection for the challenge.
Thanks Indira. Glad you liked it! 🙂
It’s wonderful.
And you made our day! Have a great week ahead, Indira. 🙂