Susan, with very great respect it is not clear to me what this Parkinson walk was / is. Was it a walk for sufferers of Parkinsons disease? a sponsored walk to raise funds. I have a special interest in Parkinsons disease as my old dad had this disease for over 12 years. Its final stages were pretty debilitating for him and heart rending for our mum and us his children.
Sue the scenery around that walk looks so beautiful. The water fall is stunning. What a lovely place to have a picnic. Glad you managed to walk the extra bit to the top. Well worth it.
It really is a wonderful walk. Took longer than usual yesterday but it was by far the longest walk the gentleman Doug is helping in the last photo has managed so far. A great achievement. Hope all is well with you.
The Fly Agaric obviously wasn't 'growing' there as you see its root. Some joker has stuck it there!
ReplyDeleteIt still looked interesting. I like the photo with the sun shining on it.
DeleteSusan, with very great respect it is not clear to me what this Parkinson walk was / is. Was it a walk for sufferers of Parkinsons disease? a sponsored walk to raise funds.
ReplyDeleteI have a special interest in Parkinsons disease as my old dad had this disease for over 12 years. Its final stages were pretty debilitating for him and heart rending for our mum and us his children.
Allen, it is a weekly walk for people with P.D. I have emailed you.
DeleteSorry, ALDEN - I think that was predictive text on my tablet.
DeleteSue the scenery around that walk looks so beautiful. The water fall is stunning. What a lovely place to have a picnic. Glad you managed to walk the extra bit to the top. Well worth it.
ReplyDeleteIt really is a wonderful walk. Took longer than usual yesterday but it was by far the longest walk the gentleman Doug is helping in the last photo has managed so far. A great achievement. Hope all is well with you.
DeleteSuch a lovely area, Susan!
ReplyDeleteIt is a great walk isn't it.
DeleteThose shots of the falls are wonderful
ReplyDeleteIt is looking good at the moment in spite of the fact that we need rain.
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