Up and down hill and dale; a collection of hills from around the world.
View of the hills in the mist in Covadonga, Spain. The Cerros de Siete Colores (Hills of Seven Colours) in Pumamarca, Argentina.
Down the hill and far away – walking in Wales.
Off on a lovely fall hike into hills above Merritt, BC.
The peak of Mam Tor shrouded in clouds – part of the ‘Ridge Walk’ in England’s Peak District. This wasn’t recommended that day – poor visibility on the trail and no views. We were sent to Ladybower Reserve instead as it was sheltered from the weather.
Much of wild Malaysia is being torn down for palm oil plantations. The Cameron Highlands still have a fair bit of nature left; we went for a jungle walk in the mud and then wandered around the tea plantations in the hills.
More of Nancy Merrill’s Photo Challenge: The Great Outdoors.
Love them all, but number five – the high grass – looks wonderfully painting like!
We have had lots of memorable hikes in those hills – especially around September/October when the land prepares itself for winter…
I can understand that.