Winter is okay for walks under six miles, but, in winter's cold weather and wind-chills, I find myself yearning for the pub at the end of the walk all rather too prematurely...
However, as it is the Spring Equinox on March 20 - and so starts the time when it's just a joy to be outdoors - I can start planning longer walks.
This post was featured on the City Daily Portal 'Spring Equinox' theme
ah...so quaint!
ReplyDeleteWish I could walk six miles again. One or two at the most these days and not too long a wait for a bus at the other end is as much as I can master now.
ReplyDeleteIt ramble through the fields sounds wonderful. A very apt and lovely photograph to display the meaning of the equinox to you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful prospect you paint in both image and text, Mark, although I must admit to being more atune with Gerald re the 6 miles. I do adore the expression 'long walks season'.
ReplyDeleteThank you for contributing to the Festival of the Equinox.I appreciate your support.
Have a great season for walking. I am looking forward to less working in the winter so I can go walking too.
ReplyDeleteWalks in the English countryside..in spring..fantastic Mark, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWalks in the English countryside,,in spring..fantastic Mark, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWow, what I wouldn't give to see green like that in March! A gorgeous interpretation of the theme!
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