It is where I go for the ATM, for the post office, for chicken and veg.
And it is an extremely pretty road. From where we live now, there and back is an easy six km walk. From Chatola, we need to add a steep climb of another km or so.
This is where the path starts - a right turn from the handpump.
And this is what it looks like, more or less. Part of it is paved like the photo below, part if it is a series of steps formed by tree roots.
On to the tarred road, a left turn, and another 3/4th of a km to the church..and I can stop here, or go on to buy veggies.
I am lucky to have such a pretty walk- I need to do it more often
And it is an extremely pretty road. From where we live now, there and back is an easy six km walk. From Chatola, we need to add a steep climb of another km or so.
This is where the path starts - a right turn from the handpump.
And this is what it looks like, more or less. Part of it is paved like the photo below, part if it is a series of steps formed by tree roots.
The views are lovely- this is the sun shining through maple
And this is a massive rhododendron tree
Coming out of the forest is a bit of a shock , but still pretty
4 comments:
This is lovely, though I'm afraid I can't call a six km walk 'easy'! :) I need to walk more, though I tell myself if I had such lovely paths to walk on, I'd do it!
Oh my the views are breathtaking!
It's been far too long since I've read your blog, way too long. And I'm sad that I wont be spending time in this splendid home of yours this fall. But I will see you one way or another soon.
Love;
--G
p.s. love the video of Shona running in the snow and hearing you sniffle.
Stunning. Thank you for sharing your journey with us!
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