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What a lovely path. 🙂
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It’s quite diferent from our last visit, Lynette, when it had recently been in use by the Forestry Commission to do some logging. Much quieter and really rather serene now.
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This looks lovely. I feel like I could walk right into it.
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It is rather lovely, isn’t it, LaDonna? And so peaceful. We met only a mum and son with their dogs, and they were considerate, socially distancing when we crossed paths. Otherwise, we saw no one.
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It sounds lovely ♥️
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Reblogged this on Abitsa.
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Thanks, Tom. This series is all about sharing, so the more the merrier.
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So beautiful my friend. I love that the path is not too wide, instead it looks even more lovely. You two have an amazing day. Love Joni
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It’s a path we haven’t used for over four years, Joni. We took a longer walk than usual yesterday, rediscovering tracks we’ve neglected for a while and forming a circular walk. It was lovely. This particlar section starts as a wide ‘road’ made by the Forestry Commission for access when logging, but it’s been unused for a long time and allowed to become overgrown, so it’s now used mainly by dog walkers. It never fails to amaze me how few local people take advantage of this wonderful place right on our doorstep. But we’re bot glad we have the chance to walk in utter peace!
Enjoy your day, Joni.
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