Today’s entry is from Valparaiso, Chile. It is a beautiful city on a hill overlooking a bay on the Pacific coast of South America.
CWW is the acronym for this challenge. Follow the CWW link to find other great entries for this week.
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – July 20, 2018
Valparaiso, Chile
I just upgraded from an 8 year old Dell PC to a new iMac and this is my first blog post from the new machine. The city of Valparaiso is very hilly, and you find many of these ramp/stepped streets and walkways.
Which way you choose to walk is up to your fancy.
A big Hi! to all of my followers who have not heard much from me lately. I will be learning about how to edit photos in the iMac over the next few weeks. This is a raw image from my trip earlier this year.
As alway, you should follow this link to Cee’s CWW challenge to find other great entries.
Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – June 30, 2017
I want to continue documenting our trip to Chatham, Massachusetts. I took this photo specifically for the CWW challenge. It is amazing what you find when you explore new places with known challenges in mind. This picture was taken from Queen Ann Rd just before Pond Street branches to the right.
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – May 19, 2017
Here is a path on Holland America’s private island called Half Moon Cay.
This is a weekly feature sponsored by Cee Neuner. Follow the link to see the posts of other participants.
Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – April 28, 2017
This week’s CWW takes us to a very interesting intersection off of I73 in North Carolina at the Pinehurst exit. There is a railroad track that runs parallel to the highway that begged to be photographed for this challenge. The featured image is looking east and the picture was taken about 4:30 PM with the sun at my back.
The next image is looking west, back toward I73:
You will notice in the foreground of the second image that there is a roadway going over the railroad tracks, which offers a fifth way to choose from:
So, take your pick: train going west; train going east; car or truck going west; car or truck going east; or car or truck going south.
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – April 7, 2017 – Martinique
This beautiful divided sidewalk adds another dimension to ‘Which Way’. I can go forward or backward, but do I take the left hand path or the right hand path?
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – March 31, 2017 – Barbados
I love this weekly challenge sponsored by Cee Neuner. Every time I travel I look for that one shot that exemplifies the spirit local. Follow this link to Cee’s challenge page.
This is the road that leads in and out of a large farm that raises Barbados Blackbelly Sheep.
Here is a picture of a few of the sheep protection their lambs:
Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – March 24, 2017
Our Which Way Challenge makes a trip to St. Lucia today to the Morne Coubaril Estate, a working farm that hosts cruise excursions. Here is a picture from the estate looking out on Soufrière Bay next to the beautiful Piton mountains:
Near the end of the tour I saw two opportunities for the CWW challenge: the first is some kind of curved pathway with narrow benches along the sides and an overhead structure that looks like it is prepared to host some natural vines for shade;
The second is a picture of our tour guide leading us back to the main house along the main road through the farm. You can see a small bridge on the right that leads to a beautiful medicinal herb and flower garden.
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – March 17, 2017
This is Boulevard street in Fort-de-France in Martinique. I found the traffic pattern was complicated and difficult to grasp, especially for walkers coming off of a cruise ship. You never know which way to look first before crossing a road because you are switching from island to island, and some have British roots and others do not.
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – Dec 21, 2016
The “little engines that could” on the Panama Canal. The tracks alongside the locks allow these little engines to pull ships from one lock to the next. They can operate in either direction. The picture was taken from our veranda balcony. You can see the railing from the deck below ours at the bottom of the photo.
Here is a second photo with a different perspective. You can also see the turntable where the engines can move from one channel to the other.
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