Hitting The Trail
This photo essay illustrates the scenes one can come across when venturing down a simple bike trail, how the feeling of being cramped in a town or city, can be relieved by the natural beauty one may come across on a bike or hiking trail.
This photo essay illustrates the scenes one can come across when venturing down a simple bike trail, how the feeling of being cramped in a town or city, can be relieved by the natural beauty one may come across on a bike or hiking trail.
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Hitting the Trail:
By Andrew
Murfield
Introduction:
I wish to share with you the peace
found in nature. I am aware that
many of us don’t have the luxury
of owning land, and that makes it
hard for us to get out and smell
the roses. We also can’t afford to
simply go to a campsite whenever
we need some fresh air. Many of
us are cramped in large towns or
cities, with only crowded stores,
crowded roads, noisy neighbors,
construction, and much more. We
smell things we shouldn’t smell;
we hear things we shouldn’t hear,
and frankly, we spend time doing
things that don’t give us the
freedom we naturally desire. My
goal is to show you a way to get
out and enjoy the planet earth,
without breaking the budget, or
traveling too far. I want to show
you the beauty you can find on a
simple bike trail.
It may sound
rude, but
sometimes you
just want to get
away from
everyone.
Other than hundreds
of people breathing
on you, you may
encounter things like
these, just laying on
the ground. People
do this all too often.
Why is that? I’m
honestly not sure,
but when people
share a place that is
worth something,
they tend to take
care of it.
Take a ride
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