This Which Way challenge is all about capturing the roads, walks, trails, rails, steps, signs, etc. we move from one place to another on.  You can walk on them, climb them, drive them, ride on them, as long as the specific way is visible.  Any angle of a bridge is acceptable as are any signs.

There won’t ever a topic to this challenge.  All you need have is the “way” visible and the main focus of your photo.  Here is a list of acceptable “ways”:

• Roads:  gravel, asphalt, cobbled, dirt, freeway, expressway, highway, bridges
• Indoor walkways:  hallways, aisles, people movers
• Outdoor walks:  sidewalks, paths, trails
• Stairs, elevators, escalators, or steps:  indoors, outdoors
• Railway tracks, monorails, ski lifts
• Runways and tarmacs
• Ferry’s, canals and locks
• Parking lots, private driveways
• Tunnels
• Signs of any kind:  directional, informational, store signs, wind vanes
• Maps that are posted as signs

Sonofabeach is the host for this challenge, please take a minute to visit him 🙂

 

Here’s my take on it this week;

 

 

You boys are all the same, aren’t you? Well, of course I know there are exceptions, but overall, I think it is safe to say that most men get excited when they bring home a brand new car.

Exactly one week ago, Chéri went to pick up this baby. A 2019 Kia Forte. Now, Chéri is not the demonstrative type, to say the least. I have rarely seen him really excited, but when he arrived with the new Kia, his eyes were all sparkly, and he sounded like a little boy when I sat in it with him to check the interior…

I was served a long and exhaustive list of “Look at this!” and “Look at that!” with much pointing at different buttons and signs on the dashboard, and special compartments, and options of all kinds.

I’ll give this to him; it is his first brand new, out of the dealership’s parking lot car, ever. And the step between this, and our former very compact and VERY basic ride is quite important. To give you an idea, we still had to open and close windows manually, lock (and unlock) it manually also, and we didn’t have A/C (I don’t even think you can ask not to have it in 2019 cars…).

Compared to pretty much anybody else we know, we looked like we were riding the Flintstones’ car!

 

 

It was fine, and took us from point A to point B, almost not making strange noises from time to time.

But the Kia… The Kia is a whole other thing. I don’t even think it is a car. It just became Chéri’s favorite toy. And he’s having a lot of fun with it! A lot…

I am just wondering how long it will take, before I end up sitting in it and not immediately hear: “It’s comfortable, uh?” anymore.

LOL