After 50 odd miles of walking Angela and I are back, glowing with health and with only the occasional twinge in our calf muscles.
I will post some more about our stay, with relevant links, in a couple of days.
But as a taster, this was the view....
Buttermere from our bedroom window...
The rest of the photos are on my Flickr Photostream.
Tuesday, August 26
Friday, August 15
Walkies!!!
Apologies for the paucity of posts recently. Things aren't going to get better in the next few days. My wife and I are off to the Lake District for a walking holiday, though if the rain that is forecast arrives, we may be swimming most of the time.
I leave you with this piece of stencil art we found near the Thames a few days ago...
How NOT to walk..., concept by John Cleese, Artwork by Diva.
I leave you with this piece of stencil art we found near the Thames a few days ago...
How NOT to walk..., concept by John Cleese, Artwork by Diva.
Monday, August 4
A Bit of a Ramble
As regular readers will know, we are off to the Lakes in a couple of weeks. We have been doing some walks at the weekend to get a bit of distance under our belts.
We have met Isambard Kingdom Brunel
And an Inquisitive Paddington Bear...
We have been obstructed by Nettle-Infested Kissing Gates
And Prickly Railway Staff who shove Customer Service leaflets under blinds when you complain about them...
Seen Vistas Watery...
And Timelessly English...
We have seen posters outside toilets to raise our hackles...
And to raise a Chuckle...
We have seen nature, improved by the cast-off spray of an aerosol paint can...
And in the unimprovable beauty of a Peacock butterfly on a waterside head of Teasel...
It might be exercise, but by God it's enjoyable!
We have met Isambard Kingdom Brunel
And an Inquisitive Paddington Bear...
We have been obstructed by Nettle-Infested Kissing Gates
And Prickly Railway Staff who shove Customer Service leaflets under blinds when you complain about them...
Seen Vistas Watery...
And Timelessly English...
We have seen posters outside toilets to raise our hackles...
And to raise a Chuckle...
We have seen nature, improved by the cast-off spray of an aerosol paint can...
And in the unimprovable beauty of a Peacock butterfly on a waterside head of Teasel...
It might be exercise, but by God it's enjoyable!
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