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On Our Walks
A while back there was a lovely thread of sunrises that the early risers among us posted. I loved it, so I thought I'd broaden it to a thread for all the lovely sights we see as we do our slow staggers through chemo, or those walks we take after active treatment has finished and we're trying to get our strength and fitness back.
In Melbourne today the weather was sunny, still and mild; perfect for a walk. I have followed my GP to a small town in the Yarra Valley (a good GP is worth the 30 minute drive I reckon), and right outside her surgery is the start of a beautifully laid out walking track. It's 7kms long and I've been keen to explore it. So today I walked halfway along it and back. At over 7kms it was the longest walk I've done since the day before chemo!
In Melbourne today the weather was sunny, still and mild; perfect for a walk. I have followed my GP to a small town in the Yarra Valley (a good GP is worth the 30 minute drive I reckon), and right outside her surgery is the start of a beautifully laid out walking track. It's 7kms long and I've been keen to explore it. So today I walked halfway along it and back. At over 7kms it was the longest walk I've done since the day before chemo!
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- Not really on a walk, unless walking through to the stables counts, but my gorgeous trees have finally flowered. They are very late this year because of the dry spell I think. We have about 20 of them scattered around but this one is my favourite.
- Gorgeous photos @JJ70
- @JJ70
I will leave the bungy jumping to you youngies! - Luged as well @"Annie C". I bungy jumped when last in NZ....I don't need to do it again! :open_mouth:
- @JJ70
I've been up there. Did you do the bungy jump? I did the very sedate "granny luge". Best time ever.
Enjoy today. - @JJ70 :o Spectacular!
- And another xx
- Your photo of the day @"Annie C"
- Stunning @JJ70.
