Bob Taylor's photos with the keyword: hiking

A sunny November day.

Walking along the shady side of the river, enjoying the new green in the trees, mid-April.

It leads to the Eno River.

Along the riverbanks.

Another from a winter hike.

Nice to be able to get outside in January, plenty of sun.

A sunny day in January, not warm, but not cold either, in fact ideal hiking weather.

These bright October days are fine for hiking one of the many delightful Eno River trails.

Eno River State Park, early autumn.

Nikkormat FT2, Nikkor-H 28/3.5, Fuji ISO 200 35mm film, f5.6 - 1/250.

Nikkormat FT2, Nikkor-H 28/3.5, Fuji ISO 200 film, f8 - 1/125. Remains of a 19th century house owned by an early settler, along a trail in the Eno River State Park. It looks like it won't be standing much longer. I have posted an earlier photo at www.ipernity.com/doc/rlovet/48443008 . Information about the house and photos by Mark Miles can be found at markallmywords.com/2019/10/20/cole-house-eno-river-state-park

Climbing is actually not allowed here, though there is another area reserved for intrepid rock climbers. I kept to the trail.

The trail leading to the Big Pinnacle, up on Pilot Mountain.

It was a beautiful day for a hike. This one was short, only about .8 of a mile, but rigorous enough, at least for this old man.

Near the Eno River, along Buckquarter Creek Trail. Taken about a week ago with a Pentax SF1n, SMC Pentax-F 35-135/3.5-4.5, Kodak Ultramax film, ISO 400, f8 - 1/60.

Pentax P3n Kodak Ultramax ISO 400 film SMC Pentax-A 35/2.8 f11 - 1/125

Late afternoon, late October light.

Viewed from the Little Pinnacle. Hanging Rock is in the background.