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Jude, I'll be with you shortly. Sounds like just what I need.

Annie

Butt & Oyster, Pin Mill, Suffolk
bliss!
:-D

I would like to be in the Scottish Highlands, in the middle of nowhere :-D

Donning my jacket, I step out of my front door and, within a couple of hundred yards I am approaching our local country park.


Strolling through the undergrowth, I walk alongside the now disused children's railway line, hopping on and off the sleepers as I go - like a big kid.


Trailing my fingers through the assortment of long grasses, I come across two recently felled trees......I run my hands across the mid-section, and marvel at the texture, whorls and patterns within, and try to guess the age of these magnificent once so tall trees.


I stop to watch a family of ducks on a pond and then move on to admire some wild orchids mingling with a display of buttercups and vetch. I skirt the neat and trim walled gardens and continue along through the woodland, stopping now and then to admire fauna and flora.

A squirrel leaps out from the side, crossing my path and making me jump and there are noises and scurryings in the undergrowth. As I near the end of my walk, I stop and raise my face to the sun, listening to the birdsong all around me and feel so very grateful to have all this on my doorstep.

I don't need to travel far to 'picture the scene'..........I am so fortunate........ :-)


Cx

Walking along the cobbles in Rome.

Sitting and drinking a coffee on the Piazza Navona, watching the beautiful people walking by. Watching the artists drawing pictures for the tourists.

The sun beating down on my skin, warming me up, and then throwing a few coins in the Trevi fountain.

Then walking around the fabulous shops, and seeing a pair of shoes that I can no way afford!

Lastly, taking a late night walk, along the River, watching the moonlight playing on the water.


:-) :-) :-) :-)