We had planned to walk the bridleway side as it’s made up path, so flatter and safer under foot, but there were a LOT of families with bikes at the bridge when we parked up (some enterprising person had set up a hot drink van there, and there was bit of a bottle neck), so we opted to walk the footpath side instead. Footpath was muddy, but not awful and the weather was dry and not too cold, though very overcast, but it was SO good to be out with the dogs and the husband
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I was glad I’d taken my crutches as it was muddy and uneven enough underfoot for me to really need them. Plus, on our way back to the car a young playful dog charged towards me, which did put the wind up me rather, so I resorted to using the crutches as a shield while saying a sharp No. it’s owners apologised, and I briefly explained why I was nervous from behind husband’s back 😆
We were very good and did not stop for a hot drink, but came straight home for lunch
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I am glad that you are now getting outside and able to walk, well done.I bet when you see a runner you feel a little 🤔and hope it won't be long before you can get back to running again, I am sure it won't be long.
ooo I know where you were, how lovely to be able to go there for a walk and the photo is great, I can’t believe it’s so mild, i ran in a little vest top after work today
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