Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Another 6 mile walk today, with packed pub in the last mile.
On your walk today..
- Thread starter Katherine
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numbnuts
Legendary Member
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
On my walk today I saw a Sika deer, very cute 
nickyboy
Norven Mankey
- Location
- You want hills? We got hills
Needed some fresh air today to do some work thinking and it was too cold and icy for risk-free cycling
So I did a nice 7km loop. Snowy and icy but the roads were dry and ok. Maximum temperature today was minus two
So I did a nice 7km loop. Snowy and icy but the roads were dry and ok. Maximum temperature today was minus two
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Another snowy walk here with few out in the cold wind. Sun broke through in places.
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- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
!2 miles of romping around the Langdale Pikes today - the snow was pretty deep up above 300m and by christ it was cold.
Lovely sunny day with some amazing Lakeland panoramas to feast our eyes on.
Comfortably weary and a lovely day out.
Lovely sunny day with some amazing Lakeland panoramas to feast our eyes on.
Comfortably weary and a lovely day out.
LeetleGreyCells
Un rouleur infatigable
- Location
- Whitehaven Mansions
I’ve only just discovered this thread!
We went for a walk today, a total of 11 miles from home to the local country park, once around the lake, stop at the reasonably priced café for a bite to eat and then a steady walk back home.
Great walk, saw the odd rabbit and a few birds and found a golf ball (not that I’m a golfist but the kids thought it was good - like finding treasure). It was very cold especially around the lake. Walked on the settled snow on the way there and in the puddles left behind on the way back.
We went for a walk today, a total of 11 miles from home to the local country park, once around the lake, stop at the reasonably priced café for a bite to eat and then a steady walk back home.
Great walk, saw the odd rabbit and a few birds and found a golf ball (not that I’m a golfist but the kids thought it was good - like finding treasure). It was very cold especially around the lake. Walked on the settled snow on the way there and in the puddles left behind on the way back.
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potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
I only walk for 2 reasons...
To give the dog some fresh air..
or to get to the fridge...
Today it was the dog's turn...
To give the dog some fresh air..
or to get to the fridge...
Today it was the dog's turn...
gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
Apart from walking the dog ( and nearly losing her ), I walked to my local bakery and back, all of at least 500 metres.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Only walking i did yesterday was from the bedroom to the throne 
No pictures hopefully over it now so might even venture down the stairs today
No pictures hopefully over it now so might even venture down the stairs today
Arjimlad
Tights of Cydonia
- Location
- South Glos
I did a great snowy walk yesterday with my wife and daughter. We're lucky to have fields and farmland close by and can enjoy the local area from our door.
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Today, I drove a couple of miles to the World's End pub in Ecton to start my walk.
Heading across the Northampton Round, as it's called, I was hopping from tussock to tussock to keep out of the bullock trampled footpath.
Once through that, I decided not to use the tractor tramlines showing we're the footpath is, and walked around the perimeter of the field.
Sywell Reservoir. A nice place for a walk, but heaving at weekends and in the summer. Today was nice and quiet.
A few miles later, I found that the circular walk didn't quite complete the circle, due to drainage works. There was no way past it, so I returned the way I came.
The café was open, so an ice cream was purchased.
A pleasant 7+ miles.
Heading across the Northampton Round, as it's called, I was hopping from tussock to tussock to keep out of the bullock trampled footpath.
Once through that, I decided not to use the tractor tramlines showing we're the footpath is, and walked around the perimeter of the field.
Sywell Reservoir. A nice place for a walk, but heaving at weekends and in the summer. Today was nice and quiet.
A few miles later, I found that the circular walk didn't quite complete the circle, due to drainage works. There was no way past it, so I returned the way I came.
The café was open, so an ice cream was purchased.
A pleasant 7+ miles.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
A 10 mile walk from the house. Found a local village church was open (always locked when go past normally) and had a look round. Lovely stained glass windows and a wonderful organ. Still patches of snow and ice in places.
LeetleGreyCells
Un rouleur infatigable
- Location
- Whitehaven Mansions
Took a walk around the local villages, nature reserve and found a couple of geocaches along the way. Bit of a wind for the first half of the walk which calmed down by the halfway point. The four of us have caught the sun too!
Strava stopped recording so I’ve learnt how to manually upload a route to make up the distance after using Strava’s route planner to work out distance and elevation.
7.5 happy miles in the sun.
Strava stopped recording so I’ve learnt how to manually upload a route to make up the distance after using Strava’s route planner to work out distance and elevation.
7.5 happy miles in the sun.
