Sick of staying home and staying safe we decided on a walk in Underwood Park instead of around the village. I still walk in the forest early in the morning but I try to get you know who on his feet in the afternoons. It was a beautiful afternoon stroll around the lagoon. It was very peaceful and calming getting away from covid and war news. Come with us.
"Well done! Isn't this nicer than sitting in front of your computer?"
"NO!"
I should be jogging to lose some of that fat.
Stunning photos, even if the subject of one is dubious. Very nice reflections too. I don't think we have water dragons here. I've only seen one in the wild, in the Blue Mountains and I was quite excited.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting place to walk, and nice weather for the job too. Very rainy and chilly in England this morning.
ReplyDeleteSo strange to see you in summer sunshine, here we have rains and winds and sometimes a bit sunshine.
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ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely walk and pretty place. The water dragons are cool. Take care, enjoy your day!
I love love the water dragon. that board walk is gorgeous in the sunshine. my biggest fault in my excericse is I do nothing in the latter half of the day. all mine is from 4 am to 1 pm. doctor said to add and evening walk, but it doesn't fit with early to bed,
ReplyDeleteThe photos do provide an escape fr the grey of an English winter and the awful news headlines.
ReplyDeleteWow..........what bloody great photos
ReplyDeleteA lovely walk, I enjoyed seeing your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That's a beautiful place to walk through (except that you made poor Bill suffer) Rick also prefered to stay behind his computer and there was NOTHING to get him out into the fresh air ! I think we are all free now, because I don't hear anything about Covid variations since Putin invaded the Ukraine. I wished we could put all the viruses in a canon and shoot it over on his and his soldiers head ! Then they have to go to hospital and not to the Ukraine ! I missed my vocation to be a politician !
ReplyDeleteMust have been a windless day to make those beautiful reflections on the water. I get excited over our little anoles — I’d be over the moon to spot one of your lizards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots there, Mum! What a beautiful place to walk. Next time, take your watercolour book and paints too. Glad to see dad out walking too x
ReplyDeleteYou certainly had a nice walk and that boardwalk is great, Diane. Glad you persuaded Bill to join you (he may thank you). We just had an 8-inch snowfall here in Nashua, NH, yesterday (Friday) and seeing these photos gives me hope for nicer weather to come in the weeks ahead. Of course, when our nicer weather arrives, yours may not be as nice.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you got out and took that much needed walk.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful walkways with interesting plants and that "dragon" is terrific.
Sue
What a beautiful area to walk in, Diane. I feel like a slug and have also gained weight as we have not been as active as usual between high covid numbers and snow and cold weather. Hope to get back at it when spring arrives here. The water dragon is cool!
ReplyDeleteThere is a LOT in this post that reminds me of Florida. The sunshine, the subtropical greenery, the boardwalk, the prehistoric water creatures, and ... I bet you could guess the last one. (Someone here has the same name and same attitude toward "nice walks." )))
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty area, complete with water lilies. I agree Diane, too much sitting isn't good for us.
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