What’s the point of walking…

… when there’s one broken stile …

… several soggy pathways …

… and a very great deal of mud?

This is why.

Jo’s Monday Walk

Author: margaret21

I'm retired and living in North Yorkshire, where I walk as often as I can, write, volunteer, and travel as often as I can.

33 thoughts on “What’s the point of walking…”

      1. There will be no six degrees post from me sadly. Not in a position to focus on writing anything at the moment. (Scarcely reading either – that’s very worrying!) But I’m fine. Many weeks of supporting my parents: both declining, Mum’s had over a fortnight in hospital, much larger care package finally in place, and main carer then tests positive for covid… No worse a situation than many others but it is somewhat all-consuming! Hope all is well with you, Margaret 😊

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      2. It is thanks. So sorry to learn that life is tough for you, and for your parents. I hope the care package resolves itself without too much toll on everyone involved – especially you. Difficult times, and I’ll miss you, my ‘mentor’ for Six Degrees – this month, as last month. It takes some putting together, doesn’t it? But it’s fun.

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  4. 😎 cool. I see the geese fly over now and then and walking in the field I wear hip boots ❗️ great images and thank-you for sharing 🙂

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  8. Not entirely sure you’ve convinced me, Margaret, but it does take me back a year or two 🙂 🙂 What is that curious thing in the gallery- looks like the blown out window of an aircraft back in Biggles days. Or am I being over-imaginative? 🙂 Thanks, anyway!

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  10. Beautiful landscape to take beautiful photographs. And, despite the mud there’s all those deep breaths of clean, fresh, Covid-free air.

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