Here at home I am marking what days will be sunny to try to get out those days and I’m hoping to do a trail walk with Hayley Yeti and Bandit one day this week. Unfortunately the ice has been too bad for the past two weeks to take yeti (or probably me lol) out of the arena. I’m not sure to be honest if this week the ice will subside but hoping Friday. I really enjoy trail rides - here’s maybe the rules I have (or why they are so great?)
I just follow Hayley and Yeti so no stress about returning or having to map it out or worry if I’m lost!
Bandit sometimes loves to go slow and smell things and then sometimes “fast” to catch up to Hayley. I just go with him.
No one to talk to except Hayley occasionally yelling back if I’m ok and I can’t usually use my phone (which is maybe why so great!) as I have to keep up or it’s too cold!
Layers to stay warm - I got a nice thick pair of gloves and warm boots. The Forrest is actually so beautiful in the winter! And silent!!
Wow, so many things in common! I really enjoy reading your posts. My brother in law is a professional in the touring world, and he always has everyone fascinated by the nature. Its so relaxing to see only the beauty in the world.
Here at home I am marking what days will be sunny to try to get out those days and I’m hoping to do a trail walk with Hayley Yeti and Bandit one day this week. Unfortunately the ice has been too bad for the past two weeks to take yeti (or probably me lol) out of the arena. I’m not sure to be honest if this week the ice will subside but hoping Friday. I really enjoy trail rides - here’s maybe the rules I have (or why they are so great?)
I just follow Hayley and Yeti so no stress about returning or having to map it out or worry if I’m lost!
Bandit sometimes loves to go slow and smell things and then sometimes “fast” to catch up to Hayley. I just go with him.
No one to talk to except Hayley occasionally yelling back if I’m ok and I can’t usually use my phone (which is maybe why so great!) as I have to keep up or it’s too cold!
Layers to stay warm - I got a nice thick pair of gloves and warm boots. The Forrest is actually so beautiful in the winter! And silent!!
Awesome! Yes seeing the world through the eyes of a doggie companion! Super! Hope you can get back on the trails soon💕
Next walk take some dried papayas with you for quick energy treat. Maybe a little lemon in water.
Good ideas!
I always make sure my walk ends near a bus stop or train station. Actually the one advantage of being carless is I dont have to go back.
Now that is something we don’t have much of, but it would be great if you did! A way home by bus!
My rule for walking in nature is silence. I want to listen to allow my mind to be still and simply connect with my surroundings.
I enjoyed this post, David. It's a fantastic time of the year to go hiking in Mexico.
Thank you Lois. Yes Silence is absolutely an important rule!
He work for Smithsonian and a couple of other places. He has done world tours, mountains, and a couple of safari
I enjoy your posts! Did Tim F. already know your rules for walking? 🤔
Nope. I didn’t know them either. Just figured it out. 🤣
Wow, so many things in common! I really enjoy reading your posts. My brother in law is a professional in the touring world, and he always has everyone fascinated by the nature. Its so relaxing to see only the beauty in the world.
Wonderful! Where does your BIL lead tours? Thanks for your support Peggy.