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24.03.22 A Day On Foot

The Arundel Boathouse

Sun. Fresh air. A 5k walk on the Downs around Arundel Lake.

This is the old boathouse. People have carved their names on every available centimetre of wood.

Fallen tree


Nature never gives up. Knock it down, and it keeps on growing.

sunlight through daffodils


Sunlight through the daffodils in the garden this morning.

Misky

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9 responses to “24.03.22 A Day On Foot”

  1. K.Hartless avatar
    K.Hartless

    Lovely. Those Daffodils look so brave and bold.

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    1. Misky avatar
      Misky

      As long as we don’t have a hard frost, they’ll be fine. 😀

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      1. K.Hartless avatar
        K.Hartless

        Then here’s to frosts fingers having a short reach this spring. 😃

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  2. abigfatcanofworms avatar
    abigfatcanofworms

    Beautiful! Here’s to spring! 🥂

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  3. Hobbo avatar
    Hobbo

    A lovely spring walk and some beautiful photos to remember it by.

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    1. Misky avatar
      Misky

      We often head for Arundel for a walk. Rolling hills that aren’t too tough on the heart, but still get it pumping. Not many people either, which is nice. I’m still hesitant mixing with large crowds of people, and wearing a face mask in the fresh air just makes me sad.

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        Hobbo

        It looks gorgeous, just the sort of place we like, and I agree; wearing a face mask in the open air seems to defeat the whole object of the walk.

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  4. Vinny avatar
    Vinny

    Gorgeous!

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    1. Misky avatar
      Misky

      Thank you, Vinny!

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