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One Step at a Time #10

One Step at a Time #10

This week’s One Step at a Time #10 is a follow up to a post from a few days ago “View of the Huron RIver.” This is Delhi Metropark, one of 14 Metroparks in the Detroit area. Photos from the other Metroparks will be coming shortly.

A red metal bridge crossing over a river, surrounded by greenery and trees under a cloudy sky.

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A peaceful landscape featuring lush green grass and trees, with a small group of geese, including an adult and a gosling, foraging in the foreground.

Once again, here we have links to the posts shared last week. Please let me know if I have missed anyone.

Teresa joined in with more amazing photos from Hoi An
Frank stepped up with a beautiful scenes from South Carolina
Anita featured the peaceful shores of the Mediterranean Sea
Linda is back with Part 2 of her adorable Mother’s Day post.
Egidio captured beauty from Krause Springs in Texas.
Sue shared scenes that stand out from the Royal Gorge
Marsha brought a gallery of lovely pinks.

Share where your adventures have taken you by leaving a link on the comments below. Please tag your post with One Step to make it easier for others to find.

36 responses to “One Step at a Time #10”

  1. flowers still bloom – Touring My Backyard

    […] at Heavens Sunshine enjoys the sunshine in a Detroit […]

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  2. sue.1957@yahoo.com Avatar
    sue.1957@yahoo.com

    Pepper, I didn’t even know that you photos contain a bridge for this week. Guess we both have bridges on the brain!https://heavenlyraindrops.com/2026/05/21/bridges-that-connect-us/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Great minds think alike! 😂

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  3. Linda Schaub Avatar
    Linda Schaub

    Thank you for the mention Pepper. This park looks very lush and green with lots of grass for the geese to graze and raise their brood.

    Here is my walk from my Sunday post, a stroll around picturesque Heritage Park:
    https://lindaschaubblog.net/2026/05/17/familiar-places-and-faces/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      You are so welcome, Linda. And thanks for adding your link. Enjoy the cooler day today. 😉

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  4. overcast days are good run days – Touring My Backyard

    […] One Step at a Time hosted by Pepper at Heavens Sunshine […]

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  5. Ju-Lyn Avatar
    Ju-Lyn

    I am speculating that is called a metropark because it is found right in the city. Do you know why “Delhi”? It is a balm to have such beautiful green spaces like this right in the city. Singapore is very much this way.

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    1. Ju-Lyn Avatar
      Ju-Lyn

      May I contribute this post to #11?
      https://touringmybackyard.wordpress.com/2026/05/15/overcast-days-are-good-run-days/

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      1. Pepper Avatar
        Pepper

        Ju-Lyn, of course you can join in. This is open for the entire week so this is perfect that you added the link here. It’ll be included for this week’s prompt. Thank you for sharing.

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      2. Pepper Avatar
        Pepper

        Uh, oh! I have tried several times to open your link and for some reason, it is not loading. I have tried several times and for some reason, your site is not opening. I will try again because I really want to see your post. Thanks, Ju-Lyn

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        1. Ju-Lyn Avatar
          Ju-Lyn

          Oh no! I’m not sure why the link doesn’t work. I just tested it and it seems fine ….

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    2. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Great question! Yes, the Huron-Clinto Metroparks are all found within Metro Detroit in Michigan. The parks are all along the Huron River and Clinton River. According to the info I found online, Delhi Metropark was named after Delhi Township which is where the park is located. We’ve only lived here little over one year and my plan is to dig into the history of the area over time. Thanks for your comment, Ju-Lyn. 😊

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      1. Ju-Lyn Avatar
        Ju-Lyn

        Ah! You have just moved – how exciting! Thank you for including us in your exploration.

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  6. Rupali Avatar
    Rupali

    A lovely place for a peaceful walk.

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      That it is, Rupali. Have a great rest of the week. 😉

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  7. Egídio Avatar
    Egídio

    Pepper, that looks like a peaceful and lush park. I loved the post. Here’s my entry:

    https://throughbrazilianeyes.com/the-nature-conservancys-independence-creek-preserve/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thanks, Egidio. Your photos from the preserve looks like a place I would enjoy tremendously. 😊

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      1. Egídio Avatar
        Egídio

        I think you’d like that preserve, too.

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  8. Anita Avatar
    Anita

    What a lovely photo of the goose family taking a stroll through the lush, green park.

    https://maltanita.com/2026/05/19/from-my-archive-6-stockholm-revisited-part-2/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos of Stockholm, Anita. 😉

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  9. From My Archive #6 – Stockholm Revisited (Part 2) – Anita's Images

    […] For Pepper’s One Step at a Time #10 […]

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  10. Bay Photos By Donna Avatar
    Bay Photos By Donna

    Oops, I forgot my link for my One Step this week!
    https://bayphotosbydonna.com/2026/05/19/leave-nothing-but-footprints-7-chesapeake-forest-lands/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thanks for the link. 😉

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  11. Bay Photos By Donna Avatar
    Bay Photos By Donna

    Two wonderful captures of a lovely park! Mama goose watching her wandering gosling ❤️

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thanks, Donna. The mama was keeping a close eye on me so I didn’t get very close. 😉

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  12. Frank Hubeny Avatar
    Frank Hubeny

    I like how the red bridge stands out against the greens and blues.

    https://frankhubeny.blog/2026/05/19/trail-little-sugar-creek-greenway/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful images, Frank. 😊

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  13. Gisela Benseler Avatar
    Gisela Benseler

    So lovely. I like it, and I showed it on my Blog.

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thank you, Gisela. 😊

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  14. tblily☕︎ Avatar
    tblily☕︎

    I like how the geese are taking one step at a time, 😀

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Yay! So glad you liked the geese. 😉

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  15. restlessjo Avatar
    restlessjo

    I wasn’t aware of this challenge till I saw Teresa’s post this week. Your photos are always beautiful xx

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thank you, Jo. Glad you came across the challenge. 😉

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  16. Teresa Avatar
    Teresa

    Love that red bridge. Here is mine: https://wanderingteresa.com/travel-diary-on-the-road-to-da-nang-day-10/

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    1. Pepper Avatar
      Pepper

      Thanks for sharing another fun gallery, Teresa. 😁

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  17. Travel Diary: On the Road to Da Nang – Day 10 – Wandering Teresa

    […] I am linking this to Jo’s Monday Walk and to Pepper’s One Step at a Time […]

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