Where are you good people walking DURING the week?

[gunwharfman]

Started near Portsdown Hill, through Denmead up to Hambledon and a bit beyond.

[wombat]

14 miles today, down the beach from Bridlington to Barmston, loop round through the fields to Fraisethorpe, back up the beach to Bridlington and home
Now running out of local walks to do !!

[Slowcoach]

Next Monday a 10.5 mile walk from Ham Hill country park.

[Jac]

10 miles yesterday from South Brent to Ivybridge via Ugborough Beacon and back along the east bank of the thundering river Erme.
Plenty of mud but weather better than expected. I wore my leather boots for the first time since February with expectations of heavy freezing rain and really noticed the extra weight; sore hip today

[Mel]

Twagged off work early yesterday and did a lovely final walk of the year.  Cold, crisp, frosty, sunny.  The ground was frozen solid making it a pleasure to walk on.  I ended up doing just over 4 miles by accident 

[Mel]

Took my Mum to get jabbed today so had a lovely (albeit brief 20 minute) mooch on the Westwood whilst I waited:





People were sledging down the hill opposite - ohhh how I wanted to join them!  Ohhh how I wish this little mooch could have been longer.  And OOHHHH how unbelievably lovely it was to be somewhere different 

[Jonathan1990]

Not done any walks this week but hoping for one next Monday.

[Dodgylegs]

Took my Mum to get jabbed today so had a lovely (albeit brief 20 minute) mooch on the Westwood whilst I waited:


People were sledging down the hill opposite - ohhh how I wanted to join them!  Ohhh how I wish this little mooch could have been longer.  And OOHHHH how unbelievably lovely it was to be somewhere different 

Know what you mean Mel about walking somewhere different, feel the same... at least all the snow around here makes places look a bit different!
Met a woman watching her two youngsters sledging, I asked her why don't you have a go... Alreet then, I'll race the lad. Countdown from 3 and she was off, no fear, rocketed straight down with amazing control, won by a mile! She jumped off and screamed in delight!!
My old pals I meet when out walking keep saying... we've had our jabs, have you? Not old enough! 

[GnP]

Took my Mum to get jabbed today so had a lovely (albeit brief 20 minute) mooch on the Westwood whilst I waited:



People were sledging down the hill opposite - ohhh how I wanted to join them!  Ohhh how I wish this little mooch could have been longer.  And OOHHHH how unbelievably lovely it was to be somewhere different 

That is a walk well worth doing and one for the books ..things are getting better .. walks will get longer ..

[watershed]

I went over Ronas Hill to Lang Clodie Wick.
11.6 Miles with 2560 feet of up bits.
To see the Waterfalls from the snow melt. The 4 falls range between 190 to 230 feet in height and 2 of them sometimes disappear with a dry spell.

[watershed]

[Dodgylegs]

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They are now!

[Peak]

Just managed 2.83 mls around local woodland today after 10 days of inactivity due to back problem. Not a lot but so nice to be out again.

[Jac]

Totally lost motivation despite the improved weather. If anyone sees my mojo please could they send it back c/o this forum
Thank you

[BuzyG]

I went over Ronas Hill to Lang Clodie Wick.
11.6 Miles with 2560 feet of up bits.
To see the Waterfalls from the snow melt. The 4 falls range between 190 to 230 feet in height and 2 of them sometimes disappear with a dry spell.

Love the pictures. Makes me want to get my climbing gear out. 

More routine walks around town and local lanes this week.  Keeping the target miles up is about all the enthusiasm I can muster, in this lockdown with this weather.

Looking forward to Saturday. Fingers crossed the weather is fine.