The passage of time in Wellington and elsewhere
On Friday we were all together as Joe is soon off, to celebrate birthdays and as it was the first time for many months EQ was allowed out of Scotland.
A walk through parts of west London, including a view of the Almond Ave.
That was followed by Gunnersbury park and saying hello to grandmother and grandfather, plus a clean up of the grave.
Next stop were the gardens of Chiswick House before the lunch stop at Kew.
Nice.
We are on holiday. Photos of the hut to come on due course.
We are officially in Herefordshire but on the border with Wales. The area feels Welsh as the names are more Welsh and the accents are more like that too.
Today was a walking day. First to the Skirrid which was steep and tough on the legs. At the top the views were good and the wind and rain strong.
In the afternoon we managed to do the Sugar Loaf on the other side of Abergavenny, though we did have a bit of trouble finding the car park for the start. It was very much ‘4 seasons in one day’ stuff. We did not reach the summit but that did not matter.
By popular demand- from earlier in the week. Almost as good as printing it?
I seem to be struggling with the format of this thing currently, but here goes.
On Friday, the walk we followed was as action of the Capital Ring and the Green Chain Walk; the latter component of which did seem to be that much more pleasant.
In total the walking was about 22 Km, a little more than planned.
The end stop was Nunhead cemetery which has been close to admissions for many years and nature has reclaimed the area, and so it is very beautiful. However, there are a number of war graves sites, which of course, continue to be maintained.
A Friday with Shaz.
A walk from the centre of London along the south bank to Barnes bridge and then along to Chiswick to catch the E3!
A total of about 19km- with resulting acting legs and cold muscles.
Dose 1 done in Southall. Starting to ache already……
A beautiful experience with Shaz and Isaac.
