Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: footpath

This path runs along what was the railway track between Havant (where I live) and Hayling Island (where I started the walk). The steam train that ran along the line was called the Hayling Billy.......hence the title. The weather was dry (although it had been raining most of the night) when I set out, but it soon became quite cloudy and overcast.........nevertheless it stayed dry (much to my surprise) and didn't rain until later in the day.

Another couple of images from my walk on Milton Common last Tuesday. The other image is in the PiP. Believe It or not this beautiful place used to be mudflats. The land was reclaimed and used as a landfill site between 1962-1970. Around 1974 it was capped, grassed over and nature was allowed to take over. Best viewed large if you have time. Thanks for looking.

A tree covered footpath leading from the Langstone Harbour foreshore heading inland towards Warblington, Hampshire.

Taken at the Hilsea Lines, Portsmouth, Hampshire on a warm, sunny afternoon. Some history of Hilsea Lines here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilsea_Lines for anyone who is interested.

Part of a path that runs from Havant to Hayling Island in Hampshire. Taken back in November last year.

Taken at Hilsea Creek, Hampshire. Happy Fence everyone. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend. Best viewed large, on black. Thanks.

Taken along a footpath near where I live where a tree has been blown down - forming a bridge! I don't usually post two images on a Friday..............only I forgot what day it was and posted the first one, then went to look at my contact's photos and saw their HFF photos, so i thought I should get my act together! Don't get old.............it's a trap :-))

Another look at the tunnel of trees Halnaker, looking in the oppositite direction. The gate and stile is where the tunnel finishes (or starts, depending on which direction you're going)!

This is part of the footpath leading up to the top of Halnaker Hill in West Sussex..............it's too early in the year yet for all the leaves to have taken on their autumn colours, but it's still a very pretty place in nice light! Please view large, on black.

Happy Footpath Fence Friday :-)) Enjoy your weekend folks.............whatever the weather..!! Looks splendid viewed large (for a fence that is).

Been watching these for a couple of weeks and decided they're good enough for a few photos..................so got in there just as the rain stopped after lunch.

Taken on a walk round Frensham Little Pond, Surrey. I decided to try a mono conversion and thought it looked a bit post-apocalypse!!