Out for a rout
My walks now seem to
follow the nature of my blogs for how I start out is usually not an indicator
of how it would end. In many cases, I would step out of my home in a direction
and constantly recalibrate my course sometimes unaware of where I would end up
for charting my course back home.
Today, after my early
evening nap, I woke to a weather forecast of thunderstorms at 20:00 hours,
which meant I only had about 90 minutes to get my walk in. I also packed my
waterproof poncho, though I was not sure how I would fare in driving rain.
Packing in parks
Out towards Ashton, I
turned to Ardwick and through the Ardwick Green Park and
towards Longsight and then turning to Birchfields
Park that I was visiting for the first time, by which time I had done 6
kilometres and I would have done my 10,000 steps at just over 7 kilometres.
From there, I turned
back towards home and though I had my stopover at St. Peter’s Square for a chat
to Brian and then did some shopping, it is after 22:00 hours and still no rain.
Hopefully, it would rain overnight, and we can get some cool. I only managed
11.57 kilometre and in 6 days of properly recording my walks, 91.90 kilometres.
There is still some
work to do, but what matters is I enjoy this more than sweating it out in a gym.
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