Back into the Esker

I first made my acquaintance with this geological feature in late September, visiting it three times in a week. Since then, the earth's tilt has moved us in the Northern Hemisphere closer to the winter solstice than equilux, when I was first here. A public holiday meant time for  an extended walk. Back – into the Zone. The Esker Zone.

Below: the checkpoint has fallen, the gate swung open. The quest for a zone of my own continues.

Below: through the gap and into the Zone.

Below: proof of visitation.

Below: swept aside.

Left: at the edge of the forest, approaching Wola Pieczyska. Autumnal pics are flooding social media, mostly with their colour saturation and vibrance cranked up to max. So I publish this set of photos 'as was', out of the box as it were, simple .jpg files rather than worked-on .raw files.

Over 17,000 paces today.

This time three years ago:

Sunny holiday local check-up

This time four years ago:
Zamienie is changing

This time six years ago:
Thoughts on the 100th anniversary of Poland regaining its independence

This time seven years ago:
Globalisation in retreat

This time 11 years ago:
Leeds, a city made uglier by crooked developers

This time 12 years ago:
Węzeł Lotnisko (now Węzeł W-wa Południe) – works continue

This time 17 years ago:
Its Independence Day