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over a year ago
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I love being outdoors, and lake district is right out my front door, which I try and not take for granted. Planning on a 2 or 3 day expedition to secret river for some gold prospecting in couple weeks time hopefully  |
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"I love being outdoors, and lake district is right out my front door, which I try and not take for granted. Planning on a 2 or 3 day expedition to secret river for some gold prospecting in couple weeks time hopefully "
Now that sounds like fun |
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"I really do find walking for the sake of walking extremely boring. I would literally rather watch paint dry as at least I can sit down and do that."
What about walking for
The views the self discovery the peace the health the adventure the new discoveries the vitality
I am indeed a borrowdale bunny ,hiker scrambler climber camper and mountaineer
Granted have currently defected to Welsh rock and sea
It's sad that some try to demean what I feel I could articulate is one of the most openly beneficial activities a human could partake in
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I have a place in the lakes between Bowness and Ambleside, the lakes is the nicest place in the world
Nothing better than 10 / 12 mile walk, finished off with a couple of pints or Wainwrights
but I also understand its not everyones cup of tea, one gf thinks im wierd |
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By *r MoriartyMan
over a year ago
The Land that time forgot (Norfolk) |
"I really do find walking for the sake of walking extremely boring. I would literally rather watch paint dry as at least I can sit down and do that.
What about walking for
The views the self discovery the peace the health the adventure the new discoveries the vitality
I am indeed a borrowdale bunny ,hiker scrambler climber camper and mountaineer
Granted have currently defected to Welsh rock and sea
It's sad that some try to demean what I feel I could articulate is one of the most openly beneficial activities a human could partake in
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I've not seen anyone on this thread demeaning it, if you enjoy it crack on. Personally I just find it dull. |
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"I really do find walking for the sake of walking extremely boring. I would literally rather watch paint dry as at least I can sit down and do that.
What about walking for
The views the self discovery the peace the health the adventure the new discoveries the vitality
I am indeed a borrowdale bunny ,hiker scrambler climber camper and mountaineer
Granted have currently defected to Welsh rock and sea
It's sad that some try to demean what I feel I could articulate is one of the most openly beneficial activities a human could partake in
I've not seen anyone on this thread demeaning it, if you enjoy it crack on. Personally I just find it dull."
Scenic yes but the towns etc are so under invested in and run down that they ruin its appeal. |
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"I really do find walking for the sake of walking extremely boring. I would literally rather watch paint dry as at least I can sit down and do that.
What about walking for
The views the self discovery the peace the health the adventure the new discoveries the vitality
I am indeed a borrowdale bunny ,hiker scrambler climber camper and mountaineer
Granted have currently defected to Welsh rock and sea
It's sad that some try to demean what I feel I could articulate is one of the most openly beneficial activities a human could partake in
I've not seen anyone on this thread demeaning it, if you enjoy it crack on. Personally I just find it dull."
I find my adventures are a reflection of my inner self and personality  |
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By *r MoriartyMan
over a year ago
The Land that time forgot (Norfolk) |
"I really do find walking for the sake of walking extremely boring. I would literally rather watch paint dry as at least I can sit down and do that.
What about walking for
The views the self discovery the peace the health the adventure the new discoveries the vitality
I am indeed a borrowdale bunny ,hiker scrambler climber camper and mountaineer
Granted have currently defected to Welsh rock and sea
It's sad that some try to demean what I feel I could articulate is one of the most openly beneficial activities a human could partake in
I've not seen anyone on this thread demeaning it, if you enjoy it crack on. Personally I just find it dull.
I find my adventures are a reflection of my inner self and personality "
There's the difference, rather than my adventures being a reflection of what I already am I prefer to absorb new experiences and new sensations that take me out of my comfort zone, to become a more rounded person.
I find that kind of self improvement exciting and one of the most beneficial activities a human could partake in. Horses for courses though
On the lakes specifically they are beautiful, I would just much rather drive through them or cycle than walk them. |
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By *abonWoman
over a year ago
L’boro/Ashby & Cheltenham |
I used to live in Troutbeck and work for the National Trust...my window overlooked Grasmere. Happy days. Did a few of the peaks but love the walks through the woods and round the lakes. Would go back if the right opportunity came up... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love the lakes. I walked from Pooley Bridge to Glenridding along the east side of ullswater years ago and got the boat back. Really enjoyed it but can't walk for pleasure any more  |
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