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Although the river is entirely free of ice, you might think winter is still with us. The snowfall we received April 20th has yet to melt so outdoor walking is a bit precarious. I agree this is a poor excuse for not keeping to a fitness routine : )

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AutumnLove

Fellow Canadian. We have Snow here aswell.❄ Thankfully it's melting daily as the Sun gets stronger!☀️ Hope you are well..Take care!😊❤

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Hazelgreen in reply to AutumnLove

Thanks for the encouraging words, fellow Canadian! We're in Saskatchewan. Which province is yours? Given the weather lately, I guess it could be any of the others! At least you can still take the kids sledding 😊.

Warmest wishes!

Cindy

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AutumnLove in reply to Hazelgreen

Cape Breton Nova Scotia.. We had Snow Fall here today!❄😱😔🤢🤮.lol

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Hazelgreen in reply to AutumnLove

Wow! I thought the Maritimes were immune....

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AutumnLove in reply to Hazelgreen

Haha Nope!

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kokopelli2017

very beautiful pic Cindy! i am a new englander in US and the older i get...the more i hate the cold. however, i will always think snow is beautiful....it's in my DNA😉. but right about now....i can't wait for true spring🌺. almost here! thanks for sharing.

hugs.....

carole💛🌷

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Hazelgreen

Thanks, Carole! We do feel the cold more as we age, and the accompaniments of MBC certainly don't help. On our last walk, David and I wore running shoes so we're extra reluctant to put on our winter boots again even with their inbuilt grippers 😜.

Stay warm,

Hugs,

Cindy

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kokopelli2017

i hear you👢......😊

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8576

Beautiful picture Cindy. Helps put an end to winter.

Cheers, June S.

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Hazelgreen in reply to 8576

Thanks, June. Much snow in Ontario?

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Katie9898

Beautiful picture. Thanks for sharing!

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8576

Lingering snow. Disappears as the day progresses. But the weather is staying iffy. Maybe it is finished now.

Cheers, June S.

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Bettybuckets

Our parents in Maine said it was 29F this morning… below freeezing snd nearly May!

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Hazelgreen in reply to Bettybuckets

I guess climate change is affecting us all....

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Gingerann1

Love to see the snow but don’t miss it much since we retired at the beach in NC almost 5 years ago from the north. Now able to walk our dog on the beach and in our neighborhood most of the year in flip flops! Life is good!

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Hazelgreen in reply to Gingerann1

A walk on the beach in flipflops sounds very appealing at this point!

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LadyKatarina

Goor Morning Cindy! Here is my best answer to no walking outdoors in winter! It is Cathy Roe's "low impact knee friendly cardio workout." youtube.com/watch?v=6POA8Og... I have finally reached the "25 min 5 days per week moderate exercise" that they recommend for those with MBC! Most of the time I don't even do the foot work--to make it even easier on my knees. Moving the arms really gets your heart rate up. We are having a cold April too here in Minnesota--but at least the snow has melted. Have fun and have a good Sunday! Kay

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Hazelgreen in reply to LadyKatarina

Thanks, Kay! I'll try it - I too should be able to manage 25 minutes ultimately, as we always do a minimum of 30 minutes on our walks.Hugs,

Cindy

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mariootsi

Hope the snow melts soon!

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PJBinMI

Winter has been slow to leave here, too, in SW Michigan. Snow, cold rain. But I'll take cold over hot, LOL. I fell on the ice ten years ago and ended up with 3 fractures in my ankle. So I tend towards the very cautious direction now. I've ordered Rx orthopedic shoes and am hoping they'll ease alot of, the ,pain I get in my feet by the end of the day. I'm very grateful for our good heating and cooling system and so much more...... but I do wish my poor ol' body didn't have so many things going wrong.....

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Hazelgreen

The first year(1986) after I moved to Saskatchewan from Ontario, the temperatures went from -40 in January to +40 in July. Everyone had warned me about the cold (need for block heaters), but nobody mentioned the heat (it didn't last nearly as long, but was harder to escape since I don't use ACs). I don't think the extremes have been so dramatic since, but I didn't like either when moving about.

I do hope your new shoes help your feet! Pain must be so much harder to bear than the simple aches all our joints experience with age.

Hugs,

Cindy

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debbiedo2063

Beautiful picture. We are actually having ok weather in North of England at the moment , 14 degrees , sunny but it is cold on evenings ,going down to near zero. So unpredictable. Hope spring reaches you very soon.

Debra xxx😍

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Hazelgreen in reply to debbiedo2063

Thanks, Debra! Weather extremes all over the planet, it seems! We're sunny here too, today, and the snow has indeed melted even under the trees. Perhaps we'll both soon see spring flowers - let's hope...Hugs,

Cindy

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