At one point on the Mizzy Lake Trail I wanted to lie down and become mulch (feet hurting, so hot, eleven km is A LONG WAY), but it was the most perfect day and the woods were stunningly beautiful.
I had to convert kilometres (I nearly said kilograms) to miles to get an idea of the distance - I don't
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I had to convert kilometres (I nearly said kilograms) to miles to get an idea of the distance - I don't <i<>do</i> metric (I think the units involved are either too big or - mostly - too small; we were taught to use the biggest unit possible to keep the numbers smaller, and in number work decimals were taught to us as make-work after we sat out final primary exams - I still find vulgar fractions much easier to work with). I'd be more than pushed to do nearly 7 miles now, though at one time (in my hillwalking days, forty+ years ago) I thought anything less than 10 was a lazy day, with 18 more of an average and 25 perfectly doable.
So I'll have to be content now with seeing your photos... <i>Very</i> nice, particularly the last one..
I've read a few Bryson books, but I can't remember if I've read that one.
I lost condition in 2002 when I broke my hip; although I got a partial hip replacement, my left leg has never totally recovered. There's a lot of internal scarring.
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So I'll have to be content now with seeing your photos... <i>Very</i> nice, particularly the last one..
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Glad you liked the photos!
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I lost condition in 2002 when I broke my hip; although I got a partial hip replacement, my left leg has never totally recovered. There's a lot of internal scarring.
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