This week I have been ill. It started on Sunday. To be honest, I was feeling a bit croaky last week but by Sunday I had proper man flu and had to go to bed. I had Monday and Tuesday off and then today was well enough to return to work. My decision to return to work was partially influenced by a consideration of the environment in which I might experience the most peace.
As I had returned to work, I decided that I really did want to play out. So, after a quick change at home, I set off for a nice easy evening run to one of my favourite haunts - the magical Sale Fell.
I parked at the usual spot, just past the church and set off on a gentle run. I was still a bit cardio-vascularically challenged and so the plan was to take it really easy. Not many hills were run up and there were a lot of stops for photos (more than usual).
As I had returned to work, I decided that I really did want to play out. So, after a quick change at home, I set off for a nice easy evening run to one of my favourite haunts - the magical Sale Fell.
I parked at the usual spot, just past the church and set off on a gentle run. I was still a bit cardio-vascularically challenged and so the plan was to take it really easy. Not many hills were run up and there were a lot of stops for photos (more than usual).
cut through into the woods |
forest track |
another excuse to stop |
Skiddaw and Dodd across Bassenthwaite |
cows, trees and sheep |
another stop! |
beautiful |
the heather is high and the foxgloves are tall. Not pleasant to run anywhere but on the paths at the moment but the paths are very pleasant indeed! |
especially ones like these - Wheeeee!! |
yep, slow |
I'm back!
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