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Shutterbug Saturday: Dunnagan Trail Loop

Posted on October 21, 2023

This is a re-post from March 2019. I needed to update. I didn’t have any watermarks on my work. Part two will be later. ~Vic

Flower Garden Image One — Flower garden along the loop.
Images from March 12, 2019

Big Tree Image Two — That was a big tree.

Entry Bridge Image Three — Entry bridge.

Dunnagan Cemetery Image Four — Tiny Dunnagan Cemetery

Catharine Dunnagan Image Five — Catharine Link Dunnagan
03-07-1826 to 01-06-1914

Sun Over The Eno Image Six — Sun setting over the Eno River.

Eno Rock Formation Image Seven — I had to climb over that rock formation to the right.
We were on a two-mile hike.

Dunnagan Trail (Eno Trails)
Dunnagan’s Trail (All Trails)
Dunnagan North (Trail Forks)

Dunnagan Trail Hike 2017 (Not My Video)

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Foto Friday: Tuesday Evening Trek 2.0

Posted on March 15, 2019 Updated on October 4, 2023

I suppose I should have labeled the first post as Part I but…I neglected. Oh, well… All photos are my personal collection except the very last one. ~Vic

Tuesday Trek Image One — 03-12-2019
Portrait angle of the same flower gathering.

Tuesday Trek Image Two — Opposite angle of that big tree.

Tuesday Trek Image Three — Setting sun.
Another flower group.
Bizarre rock pile beyond that.

Tuesday Trek Image Four — There are so many trails that run along the Eno.
So many lovely views…

Tuesday Trek Image Five — I can almost feel the sun’s warmth from this shot.

Tuesday Trek Image Six — Odd porcupine-looking tree formation.

Tuesday Trek Image Seven — What’s left of the old Eno River Pumping Station.

Open Durham Image Eight — Image Credit: opendurham.org
You can see the rock formation I had to climb over on the right.
All that’s left is the base.
Circa 1905

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