May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
It's not bad weather, it is wrong clothing!
No amount of good cheer or goretex can change the fact that walking round my boring-ass neighbourhood in weather like that is miserable as fuck
Anyone absolutely sick of "going for a walk?"
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No amount of good cheer or goretex can change the fact that walking round my boring-ass neighbourhood in weather like that is miserable as fuck
Sunray
Its sunny somewhere.
I hear you, how about switching to a bike then? Can go a lot further, perhaps somewhere a bit nicer? This is what I've been doing but realised I need to walk more.No amount of good cheer or goretex can change the fact that walking round my boring-ass neighbourhood in weather like that is miserable as fuck
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Walk to next neighbourhoodNo amount of good cheer or goretex can change the fact that walking round my boring-ass neighbourhood in weather like that is miserable as fuck
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
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Try having a walk to your local, except make it a longer way - add a mile or so on to the walk?
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
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Walking the long way
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
FridgeMagnet
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Still shit. I haven't been to the park once in the last few weeks. I don't think I ever want to see a park again.
I hear you FridgeMagnet, how I hear you.
On the other hand, when I was out for a walk the other day, randomly bumped into a friend and we went for a spontaneous drink in the sun and it was almost like The Before Times so...
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
I have to drive BB2 to a Cubs activity tonight, it's 25 minutes drive away and lasts two hours, so no point in coming home, it is right in the heart of the Surrey Hills, so I will have to pass the time by going for a walk.
quimcunx
imprimeo, lamino, distribuo
I miss my countryside walks and watching the seasons change in daily increments. 
When I left the ferns were just emerging from tightly tucked up nodules with slow shy creaking stretches and by the time I go back they will have suddenly jumped from that to fully flung out fronds.
When I left the ferns were just emerging from tightly tucked up nodules with slow shy creaking stretches and by the time I go back they will have suddenly jumped from that to fully flung out fronds.
FridgeMagnet
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I went for a walk around Gunnersbury Park this afternoon. It's actually a terrific park plus the weather was good. I'm not super keen on Gunnersbury ("west Chiswick") as an area generally but I wasn't there as part of a borough evaluation, I just liked walking amongst the wildflowers and gardens. I had to take a half day off and make actual plans to do that but I can say that I wasn't sick of it.
i like walking, but if I'm honest I do find it a bit of a chore now.
Today, I walked directly from work (downhill!! ) to a work-local called The Red Lion -- it had a reasonable choice of beer on, and although it was a bit too chilly for its garden , it was quiet, with people sitting well away from each other inside, and very near the bus stop home .... 
) to a work-local called The Red Lion -- it had a reasonable choice of beer on, and although it was a bit too chilly for its garden , it was quiet, with people sitting well away from each other inside, and very near the bus stop home .... 
HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
No because I'm a lazy fat bastard, so when I actually do go I feel like a baby that has just had hearing implants put in, i love it.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Post of the day, IMHO.
HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
high praise indeed!
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I dislike shopping, I am bored of shopping, it is vomit inducing going shopping seeing all the shit that people waste their money on and really don't need,
especially at this time of the year.
Yours
Ebenezer.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
I'm a little bit addicted to walking now and I've just had the best part of a week off from it (due to a caring responsibility peak) and missed it badly. Today I got out on Riddlesdown and, grey as it was with lowering cloud, I loved it.
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Is that Happy Valley?
I'm a little bit addicted to walking now and I've just had the best part of a week off from it (due to a caring responsibility peak) and missed it badly. Today I got out on Riddlesdown and, grey as it was with lowering cloud, I loved it.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
That's farthing down way...they can/do join up in a long walk...but for today that was a bit too ambitious.
e2a: map
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Close. Thanks for reminder. Must head thataway again soon. Circular walk with a reasonable pub at the end
