Library Lunchbreaking (Vol 10)

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In a nutshell: new job brought lunch hours, lunch hours brought regular walks, I brought camera (occasionally), I post photos from those walks.

Previous walk-log concluded the year 2019, so this one kicks off 2020! I believe it was my first workday after the New-year - dull, drowsy, and full of fumbles. Also, low clouds and overall daylight deficit (from the pictures I cannot even tell whether this was during the morning or the evening shift).

But with all the gray all over everyting, some subtle colour was shining through. I noticed, for example, how the painted blues resonated with the brick reds.

I also had some fun with interesting closer looks.

At this point I made it across the "level-changer bridge" and walked upstream a little bit. I tried to capture the colour-pops in the uphill-view as well but this turned out to be another case of "the camera can't see how your eyes see".

I did a little better catching those peeking greens, though. (I think.) 

I haven't yet discovered a good loop-back for the left-bank footpath, so at some point I simply turned around.

It wasn't a very long walk.