CFFC: Catching People Unaware

This week Cee asks us to share photos of catching people unaware. These photos were taken from the Duke Kimbrell Trail of the Matthews-Belk South Fork River Corridor which is a part of the Carolina Thread Trail network of Greenways, trails, and blueways.

The people were enjoying a day on Lake Wylie with their families and friends. They were completely unaware that someone hiking along the was taking photos of their activities.

The young girls were enjoying Stand-up Paddle boarding on the waters of Lake Wylie as their family watched and gave any necessary advice and/or assistance.

As you can see one is having fun with stand-up paddle boarding and another chose to sit and kayak along through the water.

This activity may still be fairly new to them as it seemed they didn’t venture too far away their families Pontoon.

Coleman and I had fun to stopping along the trail to watch their activity. Coleman would probably have preferred to be in the water along with them.

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Catching People Unaware

Also Posting for Alive & Trekking’s Which Way Photo Challenge.

Photo Credit: ©️Deb L. Waters

Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T3i with Canon EF 75-300mm lens.

God Bless. Thank you for sharing in our adventures. I appreciate y’all.

Cell Pic Sunday: November 14, 2022 – Lake Wylie

View of
Lake Wylie
from the
Seven Oaks Preserve Trail
in Belmont, North Carolina

Cell Pic Sunday

Photo Credit: (c)2022@gfpacificbeeinrrospection.com

Posted as part of John’s Cell Pic Sunday Photography Challenge

God Bless. Thank you for visiting. Till next time, I appreciate y’all.

Mid-Week Monochrome # 113 – Sites Along Seven Oaks Preserve Trail

Coleman, my grandson and my walking/hiking buddy hiked the Seven Oaks Preserve Trail on Tuesday afternoon. It was a warm sunny day unlike the past couple of days where it has been chilly, windy, and rainy.

Sun
Glistening on
Lake Wylie
Belmont, NC
Arched-shaped branch
along the ground
Tree Fungi
seen along
the trail
Boat Dock
Lake Wylie
Seven Oaks Preserve Trail
Belmont, North Carolina
Pinecone
Coleman
brought home
from our hike

Whenever I have the opportunity to go out, it is almost always with my grandson, Coleman. He loves to hike. He doesn’t tend to walk much but run along the trail. I walk/hike and try my best to keep up with him. We always see different amazing and interesting things as we hike along the various trails.

Photo Credit: (c)2022@gfpacificbeeinrrospection.com

Posted as part of Bren’s Mid-week Monochrome Photography Challenge.

Posted as part of Becky’s Square Challenge – Walking Squares

God Bless. Thank you for observing my walks/hikes. I appreciate y’all.