Where are folks walking this weekend?

[BuzyG]

See you have changed your ideas on cars Buzzy, I hope I have not been a bad influence on You.

Re: Where are you good people walking DURING the week?
« Reply #1116 on: 23:14:02, 06/04/20 »

No it was the revised Police guidelines. 


A weekend off for Mrs G . So we have been walking the local RoW again.  We went off in search of Blue Bells today.




 
Another glorious morning for a walk it was too.  

[BuzyG]

Saturday evening it was the fields at the back of the house.  We did notice the Dandelion seeds filling the air on this mornings walk in the Bluebell woods nearby.

[watershed]

No it was the revised Police guidelines. 


A weekend off for Mrs G . So we have been walking the local RoW again.  We went off in search of Blue Bells today.


Ha Ha Glad to hear it.

I expected something must have changed as you didn't get blasted by Statler and Waldorf


Lovely photos by the way

[Dovegirl]

For today's walk from the door, I walked through leafy residential areas of Brighton, with broad grass verges strewn with buttercups, and came up on to Hollingbury Hill on the fringes of the South Downs. I made my way down through steep beautiful woodland and climbed back up the hill by another path.  Great views and the hawthorn is in flower.  Fine and sunny   

[GnP]

I took a walk near the village of Mickleton, yesterday in north Gloucestershire. Part of it runs through Bakers wood where there are bluebells.

[pdstsp]

Lovely picture G&P

[BuzyG]

Short drive up to Bodmin moor today.  What a perfect cool sunny day for a walk.  I set off North with no real plan.  Just walked all day, with a few short butty breaks.  Ended up walking the full length of the moor up to Rough Tor and back.  Just over 25 miles, with about a mile of ascents. Absolutely wonderful days walking. Saw one family group, in the distance, near Brown Willy. Not another soul all day.

[Mel]

Can't make my mind up where to walk today.  The secret lake or the foreshore.


Someone make a decision for me     

[Ridge]

SECRET LAKE, off you go.

[Bigfoot_Mike]

Can't make my mind up where to walk today.  The secret lake or the foreshore.


Someone make a decision for me     

If you know the secret, go to the lake. Otherwise for sure you should take the alternative route.

[Dread]

Short drive up to Bodmin moor today.  What a perfect cool sunny day for a walk.  I set off North with no real plan.  Just walked all day, with a few short butty breaks.  Ended up walking the full length of the moor up to Rough Tor and back.  Just over 25 miles, with about a mile of accents. Absolutely wonderful days walking. Saw one family group, in the distance, near Brown Willy. Not another soul all day.

I love the idea of a mile of accents. See how many you can hear, that one's a Brummy, there's a Scouser I think, oh oh, just  over there.. a Geordie!

[Mel]

SECRET LAKE, off you go.

First answer wins 

[BuzyG]

I love the idea of a mile of accents. See how many you can hear, that one's a Brummy, there's a Scouser I think, oh oh, just  over there.. a Geordie!

   My bad.  They would have to shout very loud. 

[richardh1905]

Love the photo of the dandelion clocks, BuzyG. 

[BuzyG]

Love the photo of the dandelion clocks, BuzyG. 

Thanks Richard.  Snapped on my old phone.  No amount of tech and skill can make up for right place right time.