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RF2HJCGMH–Landscape showing a long fence and a tree among the fog in the background at the end of a path
RMG5XTJ3–A cyclist passes the old Mangotsfield station on the Bristol & Bath railway path, which runs between the platforms. The Bristol & Bath Railway Path was constructed on the track bed of the former Midland Railway which closed for passenger traffic at the end of the 1960s. Between 1979 and 1986, the railway line was converted into the Railway Path by cycling charity Sustrans. The first stretch was between Bath and Bitton where the campaign group, Cyclebag obtained planning permission to create the 2m wide dust track. The route then developed westwards with Bristol being the last section. This
RMPDD8KD–First and Last Gift and Refreshment House in England on the South West Coast Path, Land's End, Sennen, Cornwall, England, UK.
RMFW9P8N–Three walkers on the SW Coast footpath between Land's End and Sennen Cove, Cornwall, England, UK
RMBB7HN0–The Regents canal Mile End towpaths with Queen Mary University of London buildings alongside
RF2T4D0A8–The South West Coast Path between Land's End and Sennen Cove, running through blooming wildflowers.
RMAKA8F7–Yellow crowned night Heron (Nyctanassa violacea) and STOP signal indicating the end of the path for tourists. Galapagos Islands
RF2PE550D–A traveler girl walks alone with a large backpack at the end of a path near high cliffs in Altai in Russia under the clouds during the day.
RFR81D69–In the centre a sandy pathway with lots of footprints runs through long yellow windswept grass covered sand dunes at the end of the path is a bright r
RM2T8T6EG–Lighthouse Nugget Point. Otago, The iconic Nugget Point (or 'The Nuggets' as referred to by the locals) is located near Kaka Point. There is a car park area from where you commence your walk to the Nugget Point Lighthouse. Wave-eroded rocks, which are likened to the shape of gold nuggets, can be seen from the viewing platform at the end of the path. The lighthouse was built in 1869-70, is 9.5 metres high and situated 76 metres above sea level
RMBARD59–Light at the end of the tunnel along a gardne path lined with dense foliage trees at Ness Botanical Gardens, Ness, Cheshire
RMG2P618–The Path Junction of the Pennine Way & Dales Way at Cam End, Upper Ribblesdale in the Yorkshire Dales, England UK.
RMG5XTHX–A view looking from the station platforms towards Bristol at Mangotsfield station on the Bristol & Bath railway path. The Bristol & Bath Railway Path was constructed on the track bed of the former Midland Railway which closed for passenger traffic at the end of the 1960s. Between 1979 and 1986, the railway line was converted into the Railway Path by cycling charity Sustrans. The first stretch was between Bath and Bitton where the campaign group, Cyclebag obtained planning permission to create the 2m wide dust track. The route then developed westwards with Bristol being the last section. This
RMR2MGXK–Waterfall in the Natural Park of Alta Valsesia, at the end of the valley of Alagna, view from the path to the Rifugio Barba Ferrero, valley village: Alagna Valsesia, province Vercelli, Piedmont, Italy
RMH2TT8E–Photographing Sete Cidades from Above. A woman at the end of the path pauses to photograph the awe inspiring landscape below.
RMPDW6HK–Armed Knight sea stack and distant Longships Lighthouse off Land's End from the South West Coast Path, Sennen, Cornwall, England, UK.
RMM6AJ94–Looking south from the summit of Cape Cornwall past the derelict cliff-side remains of a former Cornish tin mine with Lands End beyond, England, UK
RMBBTGA5–The Regents canal Mile End towpaths with waterside Queen Mary University of London green buildings alongside waterway East London England UK
RMAXTFFG–Southall London Akhand Path Gurdwara Reading At The End Of Compat - Continuous Reading of Guru Granth
RMG5XTMD–A cyclist passes the restored and preserved Warmly signal box on the Bristol & Bath railway path, Warmly. The Bristol & Bath Railway Path was constructed on the track bed of the former Midland Railway which closed for passenger traffic at the end of the 1960s. Between 1979 and 1986, the railway line was converted into the Railway Path by cycling charity Sustrans. The first stretch was between Bath and Bitton where the campaign group, Cyclebag obtained planning permission to create the 2m wide dust track. The route then developed westwards with Bristol being the last section. This was tarmaced
RMPDW6J8–Armed Knight sea stack and distant Longships Lighthouse off Land's End from the South West Coast Path, Sennen, Cornwall, England, UK.
RM2H8PG3A–Three people walking along the coast path silhouetted against a colourful sky at the end of the day in Newquay in Cornwall.
RMG5XTM2–Concrete railway sleepers, without iron rails, which are on the end of the Avon Valley Railway on the Bristol & Bath railway path, pictured left of the frame. The Bristol & Bath Railway Path was constructed on the track bed of the former Midland Railway which closed for passenger traffic at the end of the 1960s. Between 1979 and 1986, the railway line was converted into the Railway Path by cycling charity Sustrans. The first stretch was between Bath and Bitton where the campaign group, Cyclebag obtained planning permission to create the 2m wide dust track. The route then developed westwards
RMPDW6JB–Armed Knight sea stack and distant Longships Lighthouse off Land's End from the South West Coast Path, Sennen, Cornwall, England, UK.
RMD5F5D4–Walkers ascending the path by Ruddy Gill towards Great End in winter in the English Lake District
RM2DC4479–stone water channel where you see surrounded by rocks and stone and at the end a light path path
RF2WPNDDD–an inlaid marble arch leads the guest to the majestic gardens of the Dolmabahce Palace, located at the end of the path
RFWXW2KF–Beautiful view of the Via Francigena in Tuscany, Italy with poppies and a tree at the end of the path
RF2J1PY13–Dark tunnel with narrow path and end of the path shining sky and clouds. Heaven or paradise religion concept.
RM2HDX053–Two people standing on the coast path silhouetted against a colourful sky at the end of the day in Newquay in Cornwall.
RF2AMRP17–a beautiful nature shoot to a forest entrance end of the path. photo has taken at izmir/turkey.
RFS2KG6G–Vineyards in yellow, with cypress at the end of the path, in a beautiful day in Vicenza Italy
RFJR8RDW–July 2017, Port St. Joe, Florida: The Cape San Blas lighthouse at the end of the path just after sunset.
RMG5XTG8–A general view on the Bristol & Bath railway path. The Bristol & Bath Railway Path was constructed on the track bed of the former Midland Railway which closed for passenger traffic at the end of the 1960s. Between 1979 and 1986, the railway line was converted into the Railway Path by cycling charity Sustrans. The first stretch was between Bath and Bitton where the campaign group, Cyclebag obtained planning permission to create the 2m wide dust track. The route then developed westwards with Bristol being the last section. This was tarmaced from the outset. Today, the Path is a 3m wide tarmaced
RFW6FGTN–BERLIN, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 26, 2018: Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, with a focus in a building at the end of the path
RMPDD8JY–Distant Longships Lighthouse off Land's End from Maen Cliff Castle on the South West Coast Path, Sennen, Cornwall, England, UK.
RF2CEF5MR–Male standing at the end of a path leading to the picturesque Nissi beach with thatched umbrellas, cyan water, small rocky island and dark cloudy sky.
RMRX0A2X–Fo Guang Shan - Largest Buddhist Monastery in Taiwan - The enormous Shakyamuni Buddha at the end of a path of tourists under a dramatic sunset sky
RM2DC4477–stone water channel where you see surrounded by rocks and stone and at the end a light path path
RMT299R5–Devon, UK. 31st Mar, 2019. Uk Weather - 31st March. On a chilly afternoon at the end of March, a couple admire the view as they walk along the South West Coastal Path near Abbotsham in North Devon. Credit: Terry Mathews/Alamy Live News
RF2K0PKJT–Candid portrait of a man in winter clothes standing at the end of a path watching the sunrise in the snowy area of Stare Hamry Beskydy mountains, Czec
RF2N4GF37–A small Yakut barn toilet stands at the end of the path between two birch trees among the green grass on a residential area in the autumn.
![Our honeymoon at charming New Plymouth. December 14-20, 1915: The railway-station and 'east end' cliffs from path to Kawaroa Park. From the album: Family photographs. [1914-1917] photographic prints, gelatin silver prints Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WTK14K/our-honeymoon-at-charming-new-plymouth-december-14-20-1915-the-railway-station-and-east-end-cliffs-from-path-to-kawaroa-park-from-the-album-family-photographs-1914-1917-photographic-prints-gelatin-silver-prints-2WTK14K.jpg "Our honeymoon at charming New Plymouth. December 14-20, 1915: The railway-station and 'east end' cliffs from path to Kawaroa Park. From the album: Family photographs. [1914-1917] photographic prints, gelatin silver prints Stock Photo")
RM2WTK14K–Our honeymoon at charming New Plymouth. December 14-20, 1915: The railway-station and 'east end' cliffs from path to Kawaroa Park. From the album: Family photographs. [1914-1917] photographic prints, gelatin silver prints
RM2H6DCEE–A couple walking along the coast path silhouetted by a colourful sky at the end of the day at Fistral in Newquay in Cornwall.
RM2HFXCRB–Mauro Scrobogna /LaPresse April 20, 2021  Rome, Italy News Euthanasia - referendum request on the murder of the consenting party In the photo: Mario Riccio, anesthetist in Welby's end-of-life path, before the Court of Cassation for the filing of the referendum question
RF2R5TKF0–Hyena in the light of a flashlight while a wildlife management team in Malawi's Majete National Park searching for a lion to color tag at night. Red light lamp shines in the direction of a pack of hyenas. At the end of the path you can see the eyes of a hyena shine
RFJHE2EC–July 2017, Port St. Joe, Florida: The Cape San Blas lighthouse at the end of the path just after sunset.
RMG5XTJ1–A platform near Staple Hill on the Bristol & Bath railway path. The Bristol & Bath Railway Path was constructed on the track bed of the former Midland Railway which closed for passenger traffic at the end of the 1960s. Between 1979 and 1986, the railway line was converted into the Railway Path by cycling charity Sustrans. The first stretch was between Bath and Bitton where the campaign group, Cyclebag obtained planning permission to create the 2m wide dust track. The route then developed westwards with Bristol being the last section. This was tarmaced from the outset. Today, the Path is a 3m
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