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.

So far removed from the hustle and bustle.

There's a man in the air.

Fingerspan by Jody Pinto, 1987.

Paths & trails, just for us.

High five!!

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

Red wood, but not redwoods.

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

Extending a helping hand.

The Indigenous.

Little tunnel!

What the bridge must look like while drowning.

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

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

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

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

Sparkling, but not sparkling clean.

View from on high.

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

Oh geez, the geese!

There's a butterfly in there somewhere!

Waiting for my friends while surrounded by friends.

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

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