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Monday, 24 August 2009

A walk in the Country

It all began with Diamond Geezer's site. At the beginning of August he decided to spend his weekends walking the Lea Valley telling us about each leg of his journey. I was captivated and part way through his adventure I decided I needed to see this beautiful countryside.

In true Mo fashion I decided to do 3 walks in one. My feet will recover. Yes they will I keep telling them they will be able to get back on the road again.

There is just so much to take in along the paths of this river. Ancient ruins, abbeys, mills churches. One of the three remaining of Eleanor's Crosses. I intend to see them all.
Fishing, boating, cycling and walking. All of that outdoorsy stuff. I'm slowing getting hooked. Have even taken to a bit of foraging. I have a bag full of rose hips I intend to make some delicious concoction with. I'll let you know how it turns out.

Until my next country adventure me and my sore feet are glad to back in the city.

13 comments:

PeterParis said...

Did you put your best walking shoes?

Maria Grazia said...

I'm sorry for you feet but thanks for the good post and the wonderful pic!
I love walking and the countryside, you know.

David Macaulay said...

Looks nice - hmm not familiar with Richmond Street, guess I struck to Upper Street mainly. See Highgate Cemetery if you can.

Anonymous said...

I love walking and the countryside and your blog is helping me in this.

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Gunn said...

Wow, this was interesting and inspiring. ....
I guess you have done your most sporty bit for this week.
(To your question.... Yes, I will introduce you to more "strangers" on my blog. Thanks for your comment.)

Anna said...

Just beautiful. And, I'm like you, I'd try to cram it all in at once.

marley said...

How about walking 'Socks In The City!' I know - groan - its the only pun I could come up with.

Anyway...great photo and I look forward to seeing and hearing all about your walking adventures.

stromsjo said...

Ah, poor feet.

Mind you, these things do happen in a city as well. My feet have been in terrible shape after meandering about with a camera in Stockholm. Lots to see, a long night and the wrong pair of shoes...

christinamg said...

Wow! Beautiful picture! I will have to keep note of that for my next visit to London!

Unknown said...

I love this photo! It is just plain brillinat!!
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A Daft Scots Lass said...

What a gorgeous shot!!! so tranquil

Tammy said...

What a brilliant shot! Oh my London. What a relazing spot.

Rute Caetano said...

I love this photo :D

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