The Indigenous Peoples of Anti-Philadelphia

Posted on July 17, 2013March 27, 2014 by Betty Breznay

The Indigenous of Anti-Philadelphia are the devils of Devil’s Pool.
Wissahickon Creek Trail, Philadelphia, PA.

Carved by the hands of the Indigenous Peoples of Anti-Philadelphia.

Back to the inner city with no pool to jump into when I'm too hot.

Little tunnel!

Paths & trails, just for us.

The Indigenous.

Emily brings the fashion even more than I do in the wilderness!

Oh geez, the geese!

Waiting for my friends while surrounded by friends.

Making a splash into a small swimming hole of Devil's Pool.

There's a butterfly in there somewhere!

Red wood, but not redwoods.

View from on high.

Oh wow, that tree fell & split perfectly to fit our path!

Extending a helping hand.

So far removed from the hustle and bustle.

Whitney Houston on her stage. She wants to dance with somebody!

High five!!

Sparkling, but not sparkling clean.

Cheers to a day full of swimming, hiking, dehydrating, and fun!

What the bridge must look like while drowning.

There's a man in the air.

Fingerspan by Jody Pinto, 1987.

IG: #antiphiladelphia #illadelphiabelike #igers_philly #wissahickon #myphillypark

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