A few weeks back. Moving from upstate NY to NC we found a different type critter on our morning stroll. We’re used to deer crossing the street not these green things.
What did you take a photo of on your walk today? (feat. CHUNK)
Bloody Crows!!!
(Jim Butcher book reference - Alera series)
And on rolling in poo and being so happy!!!
Little 30 minute walk around the village, mostly for “some” exercise, but mostly because it’s lush today, and a bit milder.
This is the main central road…
Just back from my daily visit to the lake where I took this random pic of Micah’s massive flat feet… just because I’m sure they’re much bigger than the other swans I look after
Wow I love this thread, some extraordinary pictures, thanks everyone for sharing - made my day! I’ll try to add mine too, I love sunsets
South Coast, NSW Australia. The colour of the water (& the lack of crowds!) still blows my mind
Amazing… I’m in love with Australia since I visited family 3 years ago, no wonder I noticed your picture. Can’t wait to go back :)
This isn’t walking - but it is on the way to LowCarbSydney
So more than a few rewards in the day, despite a really early start…
Which lake is this, @Shortstuff? I love walking round North Willen and down the Ousel Valley to Caldecotte.
It makes me smile when people talk about Milton Keynes being dual carriageways and roundabouts; I’ve never lived somewhere with so much nature and where you can really feel in touch with the seasons. All right outside your door!
It’s Ashland @Mereo
Only a little lake but ten mins walk from home so I’m there every day, not far from Caldecotte at all.
MK does have a lot of roundabouts and dual carriageways which is why it’s so easy to get around, but it’s got such a wealth of nature too which many seem to miss out on.
Was actually on the bike, but caught a little bit of 7am sunrise over the fields, it was so nice I thought it needed a photo.
Also - I’m home now, recovered, showered, and it’s just started absolutely chucking it down with rain!
That my friends, is a massive Sunday early bird win.
She was. The exterminator came for this 8.5 footer. They live or migrate from retention pond to pond in suburban areas.