Thank you for stopping by, all of you. I'm quite suprised that there are six people following this blog now. I did not see that one coming.
@ Chris: Isn't it neat how places that far apart can appear so similar?
@ Whisk: It is indeed a good place for jogging, not that I partake in such activities, mind you. A gentleman does not run ;)
@ Islander: That it is, although this time of year, it rains pretty much every day. Actually, strike the part about the time of the year - it rains pretty much every day.
Fantastic to hear you jog. I'm a jog-walker. I can't go very fast but I love jogging. But sadly, since I pinched five nerves, I'm limited to light walking. I'll take it for now.
I don't, but people are jogging there all the time, and on the few, rare occasions I /have/ jogged, that's where I've gone.
Me, I walk where I'm going. Since the town I live in isn't that big, and I live in the middle of it, most places are within 30 minutes of fast walking.
In fact, I don't own a car, and hasn't since I moved here ten years ago.
Hey there - I kind of stalk your blog(s) every now and again but I'm terrible at clicking follow so I'd just like to point out that I do like what youre doing. Imagery can create such exciting adventure hooks I find, and yours is quite excellent.
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Very nice, that could be some place near my home here in East Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, indeed. I see this path and I want to take a slow jog. Very peaceful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks nice there.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, all of you. I'm quite suprised that there are six people following this blog now. I did not see that one coming.
ReplyDelete@ Chris:
Isn't it neat how places that far apart can appear so similar?
@ Whisk:
It is indeed a good place for jogging, not that I partake in such activities, mind you. A gentleman does not run ;)
@ Islander:
That it is, although this time of year, it rains pretty much every day. Actually, strike the part about the time of the year - it rains pretty much every day.
But it is *really* nice when the sun is out.
Fantastic to hear you jog. I'm a jog-walker. I can't go very fast but I love jogging. But sadly, since I pinched five nerves, I'm limited to light walking. I'll take it for now.
ReplyDeleteHow long have you been jogging?
I don't, but people are jogging there all the time, and on the few, rare occasions I /have/ jogged, that's where I've gone.
ReplyDeleteMe, I walk where I'm going. Since the town I live in isn't that big, and I live in the middle of it, most places are within 30 minutes of fast walking.
In fact, I don't own a car, and hasn't since I moved here ten years ago.
Oh I'm sorry. I miss understood. I'm a slow poke jogger and hardly hit a run. My apologies.
ReplyDeleteVery nice place to walk. For awhile I didn't have a car and it was nice to walk places.
I just popped another chicken in the oven and already it smells good. Mmmmmm.
Not to worry :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Harald. Hope you had a nice day today. We have two more days left of our stay-cation holiday.
ReplyDeleteI took a photo or the scary snow trees last night, if you get time to take a peek.
We're coming to a close on our stay-cation. Boy, it sure went fast.
Happy Photo Taking. Catch you next time,
-Ivy
Hey there - I kind of stalk your blog(s) every now and again but I'm terrible at clicking follow so I'd just like to point out that I do like what youre doing. Imagery can create such exciting adventure hooks I find, and yours is quite excellent.
ReplyDeleteCheers!