This is a side-walk type trail along Regent Parkway in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
Along the trail there are many beautiful magnolia trees which sometimes have white blossoms along with many other trees, some quite tall.
It’s like walking in the woods with a four-lane road on one side and houses on the other.
Posted for Pepper’s One Step at a Time.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Tranquil pictures.
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Thank you and blessings, Esther!
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I like walking in nature as well. As long as it’s not too hot or cold.
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Walks are best when the temperature is just right. I avoid the hot or cold as well. Blessings and thank you, Kim!
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the contrast must be enjoyable, i.e. the sound of activity of the highway against the relative peace of trees and houses and such
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It is a strange contrast and one can mostly block out the part one doesn’t want to experience at the moment. Blessings, Clark!
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The magnolias are so pretty when they bloom.
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Yes, they have beautiful white flowers with bright green leaves for background. Blessings and thank you!
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my mother loves magnolia trees
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They are beautiful trees, both leaves and flowers. Blessings and thank you!
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Looks and sounds like a wonderful trail. The magnolia blossom is gorgeous and looks like the same type of magnolia that grows in Texas. Those are my favorite blooming tree of all. 😉
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They are very beautiful trees. There are many along that parkway. Blessings, Pepper!
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SO BEAUTIFUL
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Thank you, Jim! Blessings!
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YW FH
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Leaving the trees alone and running a road next to them looks like good planning. The magnolias are pretty.
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Some of those trees look old. Others, like the magnolias, I think were deliberately planted. Thank you and blessings!
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