CONNECTING IMAGE 61D (suite of section 2)

The west garden (only used during the winter season)

Pre requisite: 61 D (1, 2, 3a, 3b, 3c), nature and unified music.
The enclosed photographs (2012-13) are incomplete and their purpose is to document this Transition. 
The small arrows indicate the place where the photographs were taken.
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MINIMAL EXPLANATIONS
The following six files reflect the closest part to the canyon, where the level of the light reflection is at its highest. The winter season (snow) facilitates the analysis of the shades of the various elements on the ground. Some images compare the trails covered with new snow to the packed trails using snowshoes, for example 3d4, etc. 
61D (3d1): Starting from the section of the west, going south and right next to the canyon until the section of the south. 
61D (3d2): Starting from the section of the south, going north including the central connection trail (going west and half turn going back to the former trail, east) and until the almost end of the section of the north.
61D (3d3): Starting from the section of the south, going west towards the canyon, then north right next to the canyon until the section of the west. 
61D (3d4): Starting from the section of the west, going south using the all seasons garden trail until the section of the south.
61D (3d5): Starting from the section of the north, going south until the garden section (the meeting of straight line with the curve).
61D (3d6): Various views of the canyon (high level of reflected light on the snow) starting from the section of the south, going north until the section of the west, and at the end, two views of this connecting image from the canyon.
This exercise (2009-13) played an important role in the KEY clarification of Transition 5.

These files are not accompanied by written explanations. They were conceived for a visual reading. If you have difficulties reading them, it is recommended to view them more than once while listening to unified music. They can also be printed, internet quality.

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