of boots and stiles
Jun. 21st, 2004 09:43 amif
perlmonger should ask you if you'd like to go for a walk, think before you answer.
yesterday we donned walking boots, and packed waterproofs (no, of course it didn't rain), my nice new camera (which ran out of battery after two shots!), and some water, and set out for a leisurely stroll. Our plan was to do a loop across the fields, roundRoyston Vasey a nearby village , which would have taken about three hours.
of course, we should have realised what sort of afternoon it would be when the very first path on the map was blocked off, but we carried on. And on and on and on. We were out for six bloody hours, having to retrace our steps several times because of blocked off paths, etc., by which time my ancient knees were in some distress. A mile and a half from home,
perlmonger strode off manfully and went to fetch the car, while I limped on in a pathetic manner. Still, despite all that, I did enjoy it enormously, and we shall do it again quite often. But as I said to
perlmonger, lets do it on properly opened paths next time, eh?
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yesterday we donned walking boots, and packed waterproofs (no, of course it didn't rain), my nice new camera (which ran out of battery after two shots!), and some water, and set out for a leisurely stroll. Our plan was to do a loop across the fields, round
of course, we should have realised what sort of afternoon it would be when the very first path on the map was blocked off, but we carried on. And on and on and on. We were out for six bloody hours, having to retrace our steps several times because of blocked off paths, etc., by which time my ancient knees were in some distress. A mile and a half from home,
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