A photo Walk through Forest

This week Amy has invited us to share photographs of a photo walk. This has made me a little sad, I did not remember when it had been my last photographic outing, again I had to review the file and I saw that it was in February, taking a walk along the banks of my city, capturing some fog photographs.

We’ll leave the visit to the hermitage for another moment.

I still don’t feel much like going out to take pictures, but next weekend we’re going back to the Pyrenees and I’ll do my best to get out a bit more.

I would very much like to visit a place where I feel very comfortable, it is a delight to walk there. We call it the Forest of Saint Helena because it is very close to the hermitage of that name.

To access it you have to pass by a bridge over the river Gállego, I don’t usually take many photos from here, it gives me a little vertigo.

You can do several routes there, the most visited are to go up to the hermitage or down to the forest.

No matter the time of year, they are always very nice to do, although my favorite is autumn.

I’ll show you some photographs of my previous visits to this place.

You can enter with the car almost to the same forest, but we prefer to leave it out of this area, you only have to walk a few more meters and we do not invade the nature. Not everyone thinks so, though.

Near the forest we can find a dolmen, a funerary construction with thousands of years of history. This was discovered in 1933 and according to data its origin can go back to the year 3000 a.c.  I think, lately, they’ve found traces of another dolmen near this one.

Within the forest have enabled areas, for visitors with reduced mobility.

They’ve also thought of families with children.

It is an ideal place for photography enthusiasts

In any corner you can find something to portray.

Some of my photographic treasures captured in this place.

The forest of Saint Helena is one of those places that never disappoint you.

Posted as part of Lens-Artists: A Photo Walk