Did not realize you did a 50 km.? walk for water in increments. Beautiful photos of the pristine blue water in the rivers that you could even drink. How lucky you are! Enjoyed the train and beaver 🦫 too! Countryside is lovely and you are very brave to just take a step out the door and follow the marked trails. Noticed few people if any …
Did not realize you did a 50 km.? walk for water in increments. Beautiful photos of the pristine blue water in the rivers that you could even drink. How lucky you are! Enjoyed the train and beaver 🦫 too! Countryside is lovely and you are very brave to just take a step out the door and follow the marked trails. Noticed few people if any in the videos. So happy you were able to do this for yourself and water week!💦🌍 You posted first your entry identification? So very much the involved in the “run” or walk for water. Today is Friday and the conference ends with so many ideas floating around in heads; hope they are actionable and implemented quickly for the sake of those not so fortunate. 😊
Well, I had pledged to walk 50k so that was the start. Not too many people out walking on those routes on weekdays and I try to keep people out of my pictures where possible. Feeling very lucky to be able to walk here.
I tried to keep people out of my photos as well (some years ago when I was mobile enough to get out, walk, photograph nature); took people photos at family or social events but those people are gone now sadly. Twenty years ago I was in great condition to walk 10 km. and loved doing so but these days mobility issues keep me homebound so photos now are of my three senior fur babies, have no other family of my own and my core group of friends have likewise completed their journeys to whatever comes after? Not sure about my ideas on that subject; not ready! One PS; a dear friend I lost to cancer went on photo outings with me and pointed out that a human figure in a landscape can give it scale, a trick she learned from photography class. Nice chatting with you, Evelyne! Did follow up with the “Guitar Man”; great music!
Did not realize you did a 50 km.? walk for water in increments. Beautiful photos of the pristine blue water in the rivers that you could even drink. How lucky you are! Enjoyed the train and beaver 🦫 too! Countryside is lovely and you are very brave to just take a step out the door and follow the marked trails. Noticed few people if any in the videos. So happy you were able to do this for yourself and water week!💦🌍 You posted first your entry identification? So very much the involved in the “run” or walk for water. Today is Friday and the conference ends with so many ideas floating around in heads; hope they are actionable and implemented quickly for the sake of those not so fortunate. 😊
Well, I had pledged to walk 50k so that was the start. Not too many people out walking on those routes on weekdays and I try to keep people out of my pictures where possible. Feeling very lucky to be able to walk here.
I tried to keep people out of my photos as well (some years ago when I was mobile enough to get out, walk, photograph nature); took people photos at family or social events but those people are gone now sadly. Twenty years ago I was in great condition to walk 10 km. and loved doing so but these days mobility issues keep me homebound so photos now are of my three senior fur babies, have no other family of my own and my core group of friends have likewise completed their journeys to whatever comes after? Not sure about my ideas on that subject; not ready! One PS; a dear friend I lost to cancer went on photo outings with me and pointed out that a human figure in a landscape can give it scale, a trick she learned from photography class. Nice chatting with you, Evelyne! Did follow up with the “Guitar Man”; great music!