Turkey Run Ladders by Svarg
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Turkey Run State Park - Indiana
When you come up this canyon you either climb or turn around. We have been this route from both directions. It's a "very rugged" trail - the best kind!
By the way, this is my 100th upload! Woohooo! Thanks to everyone for looking and commenting on all my stuff!
Ken
Comments (10)
this is cool looking
Oh you lucky duck!!! I would love to come upon something like this while out strolling around. Now I can honestly say that I can say that I wouldn't be trusting them ladders to carry me safely to the bottom. This is one of those "Print & Frame" moments. Lovely!!!
excllent images well done
Happy 100 Ken!! Wow!! Some one actually built ladders for people to use out here? How cool is that!! Love the point of view!!!
First of all, I want to say. The thumb looks like a little trellis with vines on it. But then when you look close, you see the person in the one pic, and that lets you know how big this ladder is. I so remember the day we climbed those ladders. I remember having my walking stick in hand, and handing it up to you so could finish the climb with both hands. What a day Ken, what a day. Love how you've framed them.
A lovely place! Great greeens and contrasts. I have a similar spot on a northern California beach but the ladder there is a natural one down the rocky cliff face. Almost as if Mother Nature put it there on purpose.
This is what is so much fun about TRSP! Loved those ladders; that's always what I think of when I think back on TR. In this day and age of sue, sue, sue and they still have potentially dangerous ladders for people to climb on....I love it :) We went up and down these ladders a few times just for the fun of it. Thanks for the memories!
Those ladders remind me of the open-cut mines in Bolivia with lots of cheap labourers scurrying up & down the ladders with their heavy loads of rock, etc. Well done 100 posts ! fine captures Cheers
Very impressive images. Fantastic POV and wonderful light. Congrats on your 100th!!!
I didn't notice the figure at first until I zoomed in. These ladders are huge! I could maybe go up but would freeze and then spend hours up there. Nice perspective in the photos.