I have been walk leading for HF in recent weeks but it's all too easy to get back home and take a lot of 'rest' days.... SO I have vowed to myself (and now I'm making it a public statement) - I will go out every day for at least half an hour! This 'scamper' will be taken even on horrible weather days - after all I've spent a lot of money on really good waterproof gear and I should use it - not just carry it around on sunny days.....
The route is simple, flat and only just over two kilometres. Perhaps, once I can do this comfortably I will go round twice.
Last Saturday I took some photos on the circuit.
{Larch woods surround the Kirk}
{Passing the Tourist Information and Post Office building}
{Looking back to the Balmoral bridge}
{The War Memorial after the bridge}
{View of the Kirk across the river}
{The Balmoral Golf course crosses the road}
{Just before crossing the old bridge}
{Dangerously greasy footing on the bridge}
{Heading home}
I noticed today that it didn't take as long as half an hour to do the route. A definition of scamper I've just found implies a bit of running - in my case this is not going to happen!
scamper (ˈskæmpə) | |
— vb | |
1. | to run about playfully |
2. | ( task,book, etc) |
5 comments:
I think it unlikely that we will 'scamper' anywhere on the Challenge , not least because running is frowned upon, 'playful' might be a bit of a stretch too, although I do expect a lot of laughter.
If you get fitter than me there will be a lot of moaning and whinging...
Come on Laura. Your not fooling anyone. You can do that bimble with your eyes blind folded. I bet your as fit as a butchers dog.
"Expensive waterproofs" eh!
Alan, I see you're on the list too!
That's very exciting - have you got a route yet?
Not yet except probably starting Morar.
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