Great news, the forest tracks haven't been closed instead of a closure sign, which we were expecting we got this sign. Maybe because we are flattening the curve. So sorry for all my American friends.
I'm so happy that I can keep walking in here every morning and finding beauty everywhere.
Wallaby or kangaroo?
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ReplyDeleteI am glad to hear your area is flattening the Covid curve! That is good news. Love the trails photos and the Kangaroo. Enjoy your day, Happy Easter!
YAY, so happy it is not closed. we may have signs, I have not been off our property in 4 weeks except to dart to get food and supplies. this sign sounds like what they are trying to come up with to do when we can open up again.
ReplyDeleteAs long as people are sensible it makes sense for it to remain open.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that you still have somewhere to stretch your legs. The paths around here are open though I avoid some which are really too narrow to maintain distance if you meet someone coming in the opposite direction. Take care.
ReplyDeleteSo much is closed now, it means a lot to be able to walk in Nature. Must you wear a mask? I am exercising wearing a "buff" which is a lightweight tubular piece of material that I use to protect my face when skiing in cold weather. I keep it loose around my neck and can easily pull it up if I meet someone. I'll also use it at the grocery store next time we go - it is advised that everyone in CO wear face covering when in public.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see these forests from your forest walk, Diane, and hope that everyone keeps their distance so it will remain open for everyone to share in its beauty.
ReplyDeleteThat is good news then and the photos are lovely, thanks for sharing what you see.
ReplyDeleteStay safe..
I'm so pleased for you Diane. Common sense has prevailed. It would be nice to go out for a walk there. Enjoy xx
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you can still walk in your lovely forest. Makes me feel a little guilty because I have lovely forest paths within my reach and never walk them ... I find keeping up with the gardens enough exercise in my day.
ReplyDeleteThey have opened all parks too but only the people from the municipality in which the park or wood is are allowed to go in there keeping distance as senior or pregnant woman you are allowed to sit on a bench, the others have to keep walking. So I can go in my Waterloo park or wood but couldn't go on the other end of Brussels ! Don't care, I don't like walkinng when there is nothing interesting to see. Nice for you. I must say in my area people are diciplinated but in Brussels the police has a hard work especially in poor areas !
ReplyDeleteI just read your last post where you thought the woods would be closed, was so happy to read here that this wasn't the case if following the distancing rules. I know how much you enjoy this walk and it is good to get that exercise. It was hot here the last two days but looks like cooler autumn days from now on. Happy Easter to you both Diane 🐇🐰
ReplyDeleteHello Diane, so glad you are still able to walk in nature and that you are flattening the curve. Be safe and take care. Jo
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that you can still walk along these forest trails. Hopefully our state parks will be able to open soon.
ReplyDeleteThat’s wonderful! I just bet you had a beautiful Easter walk this morning on that very path. We still have a few places we can walk but the bugs and the alligators don’t make them as enticing as a week or so ago.
ReplyDeleteAwesome news. I was sad when I had read about your forest closing.... So many parks, etc. around here are closed. We'll be glad when things are better and they can start opening things back up here.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
Hugs,
Betsy
I'm so glad there are places for you to continue to walk.
ReplyDeleteIt's the best therapy for body, mind and soul.
Life does go on and I think when it's all over we will come out of this stronger and kinder..more caring of those around us.
Sue
I find it uplifting every time I read of any restrictions lifting, especially when, like with your walk, it adds to the quality of life for people. So glad your lovely bushland is still open to you.
ReplyDeleteI am happy for you Diane. It is a gorgeous place to walk. Hope you had a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDeleteI’m so glad that they were able to keep your forest trails open. Seems like you guys are doing something right.
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I love that you can get out and take photos of these lovely colorful flowers!
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