I am not entirely sure where I took these photos, but I remember that it was somewhere in the mountains during early spring.
After driving for half an hour on something that barely resembled a road, a large guest house rose at the at the end of it surrounded by pine trees and a couple of loosely stacked piles of cut logs. I parked next to the two cars at the front of the house. The latter looked semi-abandoned with old wooden joinery and dirty walls; the chimney was smoking, though, indicating that there were guests staying there. I walked around it and into the backyard where I discovered a path of neatly arranged stones leading into the pine woods.
I took the path hoping that it will lead to someplace interesting and worth exploring. There were old wooden benches here and there, as well as stone bins that were for the most part empty; it all looked like it has been a while since the last time someone has walked here. I wondered for a moment what those people in the house were doing here. The path circled the woods and led me back to stone stairs at the other side of the backyard. Unlike the house, the stairs were worth taking a photo.
Thanks for stopping by!
Dan
All shots are taken with my old Fuji X-T1 & Samyang 12mm f/2.