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February felt like a colder, wetter, stormier month than January, but it was still a good month. At the beginning of the month, I wrote a "could do" list, things to add fun and joy to the month. I made marmalade, bittersweet and delicious on morning toast. I've loved watching flowers starting to emerge, walking …
It's been a slighter slower month for waking than January. There have been wet, stormy, windy days where a lunchtime walk has not been appealing. Although I did walk in the midst of the winds of Storm Doris, an invigorating experience that almost took my breath away! I walked 68.83 miles in February bringing my …
This Saturday, 18th February, was set as "photo an hour" day for February. This was a fairly ordinary Saturday for us, we didn't have anything planned. Here's how my day went. 8am: my day started with coffee while watching the birds in the garden. We're drinking a blend pack from Pact Coffee at the moment, …
Last weekend was grey and damp, not conducive to time spent outside, or so it seemed from inside! Once we got out and walking however, we warmed up and enjoyed our walk. We headed for Virginia Water, part of the Royal Landscape of Windsor Great Park. Under the leaden skies there were pops of colour, …
We started our Alphabet Dates with D, which is for Devil's Highway. What on earth is the devil's highway?, you may ask. It's a Roman road that ran from Londinium (London) to Pontes (Staines) to Calleva Atrebatum (Silchester). More information about the road can be found here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil's_Highway_(Roman_Britain) The path of the road runs close …
The second bank holiday weekend in May and time for another microadventure. What was our planned Microadventure for May? This was to be more of a challenge than just a straight wild camp. We had decided to walk the Clarendon Way from Salisbury to Winchester, wild camping somewhere along the way. This is a 24 …
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A week after the long day’s walking to complete the Bracknell Ramblers Route, my feet had recovered, but new walking boots were high on my priority list. After the long walk I had realised that my walking boots were too tight around my toes, and one little toe had been completely enveloped in a blister. …
The start of a bank holiday weekend, the first one in May, was the perfect time to complete the Bracknell Ramblers Route. Starting where we finished the first section of the walk, Bracknell Ramblers Route #1, at St Michael’s Church in Warfield, we set off to complete the rest of the Ramblers Route Circuit, a walk …
I am lucky to live in a part of the country where I can walk out from my home into open countryside in just a few minutes of leaving my house. This is despite living in the busy and crowded south east of England, only thirty miles west of London. I have lived in Bracknell …
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