Where did you walk today?

Arminius · Sep 30, 2015

Have made this sunsets along an ancient Roman road in Gotem: (Borgloon) and not far from "The Chapel of Helshoven"

in Gelmen (Sint-Truiden)-a well-known and frequented place of pilgrimage in honor of Mary, Queen of the joyful peace.
http://grootheers.be/html/tjenneboom_.html

Anniesantiago · Sep 30, 2015

Gorgeous photos, Arminius!

Well, I got up at 5 and took a 25 minute walk around the park. It was cool and dark and complete with hooting owls.

Then I sat on the front porch with my coffee and watched the sun rise.

Life is so good, isn't it?!

I think I will stick to this regimen for a week; 25 min on land in the morning and 20-30 in the pool in the evening to strengthen the ankle.

So far so good.

Arminius · Sep 30, 2015

Anniesantiago said:
Gorgeous photos, Arminius!

Well, I got up at 5 and took a 25 minute walk around the park. It was cool and dark and complete with hooting owls.

Then I sat on the front porch with my coffee and watched the sun rise.

Life is so good, isn't it?!

I think I will stick to this regimen for a week; 25 min on land in the morning and 20-30 in the pool in the evening to strengthen the ankle.

So far so good.

That sounds positive. To be able to live a good life according to what the day brings, thats my goal.
Enjoy your walks - the good life - nature.
Enjoy each others.

Anniesantiago, I wish you well!

SabsP · Sep 30, 2015

Hi Arminius, we both are so privileged living in this beautiful part of Belgium!

Theatregal · Sep 30, 2015

Arminius said:
Have made this sunsets along an ancient Roman road in Gotem: (Borgloon) and not far from "The Chapel of Helshoven" View attachment 21522 View attachment 21523 View attachment 21524 in Gelmen (Sint-Truiden)-a well-known and frequented place of pilgrimage in honor of Mary, Queen of the joyful peace.
http://grootheers.be/html/tjenneboom_.html

So beautiful!

Theatregal · Sep 30, 2015

A very short walk (just outside of my house ) to watch the eclipse and the Super Moon. A perfect clear night.

Sailor · Sep 30, 2015

Slower is faster. Had a good workout early this morning under foggy skies--the sun came out as I arrived home. September was a productive month, missing only three workouts due to travel. Overall: Good month.

Peter Fransiscus · Sep 30, 2015

Arminius said:
Have made this sunsets along an ancient Roman road in Gotem: (Borgloon) and not far from "The Chapel of Helshoven" View attachment 21522 View attachment 21523 View attachment 21524 in Gelmen (Sint-Truiden)-a well-known and frequented place of pilgrimage in honor of Mary, Queen of the joyful peace.
http://grootheers.be/html/tjenneboom_.html

Lovely pictures, wish you well, Peter.

Arminius · Oct 1, 2015

SabineP said:
Hi Arminius, we both are so privileged living in this beautiful part of Belgium!

Indeed Sabine. Limburg still harbours some beautiful nature (a rich history) - rolling landscapes (no mountains ).
The greenest of Flanders' provinces!

Arminius · Oct 1, 2015

Theatregal said:
So beautiful!

Thks Theatregal. I have enjoyed it.

Arminius · Oct 1, 2015

Theatregal said:
A very short walk (just outside of my house ) to watch the eclipse and the Super Moon. A perfect clear night.

Well done Theatregal! A super blood moon eclipse.

Arminius · Oct 1, 2015

Peter Fransiscus said:
Lovely pictures, wish you well, Peter.

Thks Peter. All the best to you.

Tia Valeria · Oct 1, 2015

With such beautiful weather we went for a walk on the fringes of Dartmoor. Very reminiscent of the Camino Inglés, plenty of hills and good views.
For those in Devon:- if you can walk this one you can walk the Inglés, therefore also the Primitivo or other Camino.
A few pictures here, the rest on the blog Walking Around
The path comes down to the gate, over the stile and straight onto the stones across the stream
Haytor from the hilltop
The track through the woods back up to Ilsington

SabsP · Oct 1, 2015

Arminius said:
Indeed Sabine. Limburg still harbours some beautiful nature (a rich history) - rolling landscapes (no mountains ).
The greenest of Flanders' provinces!

We should arrange an autumnal picknick somewhere in between our two minor Loonse hills...

Arminius · Oct 1, 2015

SabineP said:
We should arrange an autumnal picknick somewhere in between our two minor Loonse hills...

My propose is: you can bring bread & cheese and I go to the vintner .

pilgrim b · Oct 3, 2015

Anniesantiago said:
Today I jogged for 20 minutes in the swimming pool!
I'm taking it easy, breaking in after last year's injury - hoping to walk this year.

So pleased to hear that you too are on the mend and getting back to your beloved walking Annie. Wishing you well as you take care of your injury, keep your hopes and dreams alive, may you be blessed on your journey Buen Camino Annie.

Anniesantiago · Oct 4, 2015

pilgrim b said:
So pleased to hear that you too are on the mend and getting back to your beloved walking Annie. Wishing you well as you take care of your injury, keep your hopes and dreams alive, may you be blessed on your journey Buen Camino Annie.

Thank you so much!

SabsP · Oct 4, 2015

Libois in the Belgian Condroz...got a bit lost due to the lack of arrows.

http://www.valleesdessaveurs.be/fr/balades-a-pied.html?IDC=1863

Arminius · Oct 5, 2015

The Voer-region offers lots of possibilities for walking. The highest point in Flanders - 287,5 m above mean sea level.
http://www.voerstreek.be/to-enjoy-visit/?lang=en

Deise · Oct 6, 2015

beautiful evening walk back strand Tramore Ireland

NualaOC · Oct 7, 2015

Nice walk yesterday from Holywood to Bangor Co. Down, on the North Down coastal path. This is a great trail for a stroll or a jog and a good alternative to the usual tourist suggestions for Belfast.

SabsP · Oct 11, 2015

Walked a leisurely 9 k today in Fumal: Promenade des chevreuils ( Walk of the Roe Deer ). Fell this week ( not whilst walking but at home tripping over a deconstructed bed..say no more so easy going on the walk with the help of some Voltaren gel ).

Arminius · Oct 11, 2015

Nice pics Sabine! On account of illness; no walks !

NualaOC · Oct 12, 2015

Arminius said:
Nice pics Sabine! On account of illness; no walks !

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

SabsP · Oct 12, 2015

Arminius,
Get well quickly.

Arminius · Oct 12, 2015

Thank you Sabine and NualaOC. Today, get some fresh air in my garden.

Deise · Oct 13, 2015

Arminius said:
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The Voer-region offers lots of possibilities for walking. The highest point in Flanders - 287,5 m above mean sea level.
http://www.voerstreek.be/to-enjoy-visit/?lang=en

Excellent timing to 'capture' that bee

Deise · Oct 13, 2015

Part of St Declan's Way which goes from Ardmore Co Waterford to Cashel Co Tipperary

Arminius · Oct 13, 2015

Deise said:
Excellent timing to 'capture' that bee

The "sting of the bee" in France are more painful than in Belgium.

wayfarer · Oct 13, 2015

Arminius said:
Nice pics Sabine! On account of illness; no walks !

Speedy recovery Arminius and take care.

Arminius · Oct 13, 2015

wayfarer said:
Speedy recovery Arminius and take care.

Thank you Wayfarer. No more fever. Health progressing positively

Deise · Oct 14, 2015

Only walked into town but look what was docked at Quay

NualaOC · Oct 18, 2015

A good weekend here for walking - cold, crisp and sunny.

Yesterday - Slieve Gullion, Co. Armagh, Northern Ireland. A nice walk to the summit, panoramic views
and an interesting megalithic tomb.

Some traffic congestion this morning on my trail run in the Belfast Hills!

Peter Fransiscus · Oct 18, 2015

Walked about 25 km. along the seaboard today. The weather was nice to.
Wish you all well, Peter.

SabsP · Oct 21, 2015

Half hour stroll around the house.Still recovering from this stupid little fall.

Arminius · Oct 21, 2015

SabineP said:
Half hour stroll around the house.Still recovering from this stupid little fall.

Sabine, just watch out for falling apples. Speedy recovery!

Deise · Oct 23, 2015

Finished this " WAY " and put these photos together on Youtube.
Hope you enjoy this , if you get 6 minutes to watch

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Arminius · Oct 23, 2015

Deise said:
Finished this " WAY " and put these photos together on Youtube.
Hope you enjoy this , if you get 6 minutes to watch

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Deise, thank you for sharing these beautiful moments. Beautiful video and nice music.In the future I want to visit Ireland.

Sailor · Oct 23, 2015

I like this post where Deise said:
Finished this " WAY " . . .

Good looking places! Thanks for the video. I have Ireland in my to-visit-listing. Que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

Anniesantiago · Oct 23, 2015

This morning I did an hour of water aerobics, then I thought I'd take my first walk out into the desert.
I left about 10:00 am and was back in half an hour, sweating like crazy.
The ankle seems to be doing fine, but I need to leave earlier for desert walks.
It's still quite hot here!

Deise · Oct 23, 2015

Arminius said:
Deise, thank you for sharing these beautiful moments. Beautiful video and nice music.In the future I want to visit Ireland.

thanks for kind comments

alansykes · Oct 23, 2015

I'm currently on the Camino Castelliano-Aragonés, which joins Gallur on the Ebro and Santo Domingo de Silos on the Ruta de la Lana. It's a great camino, but goes through some empty spaces, so today I found myself doing 48km between dawn and dusk, the longest camino day I've ever (deliberately) done, between Ágreda and Fuensaúco. Saw some wonderful things - three Roman fountains, a couple of impressive towers and about five Romanesque churches, all with the squat grandeur of Montcayo in the background.

www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11174674

pilgrim b · Oct 24, 2015

Anniesantiago said:
This morning I did an hour of water aerobics, then I thought I'd take my first walk out into the desert.
I left about 10:00 am and was back in half an hour, sweating like crazy.
The ankle seems to be doing fine, but I need to leave earlier for desert walks.
It's still quite hot here!

Goodto hear your improving Annie seems to be a bad year for pilgrims this year (I'm "Down a bit" waiting for two opps around Christmas time) doesn't stop me walking though, so I am more fortunate than some poor people. Here's a couple of

pics I took yesterday in Derwentwater Cumbria.

SabsP · Oct 25, 2015

11 k walk in Heron. Grey and rain but nice walk

amorfati1 · Oct 25, 2015

SabineP said:
11 k walk in Heron. Grey and rain but nice walkView attachment 22075 View attachment 22076

lovely 'shot's sabine. especially like the ones w/ the trees. merci for sharing! c

Deise · Oct 25, 2015

SabineP said:
11 k walk in Heron. Grey and rain but nice walkView attachment 22075 View attachment 22076

"grey and rain" but hey back walking

supersullivan · Oct 27, 2015

Sunday saw me cover 12 kms on Slieve Anierin in County Leitrim which has one of the hardest to locate and boggiest summits in Ireland.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204983809897232?ref=notif&notif_t=like

NualaOC · Oct 27, 2015

supersullivan said:
Sunday saw me cover 12 kms on Slieve Anierin in County Leitrim which has one of the hardest to locate and boggiest summits in Ireland.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204983809897232?ref=notif&notif_t=like

Looks awesome!

Arminius · Oct 28, 2015

13 k hike in the fields around Mettekoven, Bommershoven & Heks - - with the beautiful autumn weather it was really enjoying!

SabsP · Oct 28, 2015

Brilliant Arminius....! Next time tell me you will be around and I can serve coffee....

Arminius · Oct 28, 2015

SabineP said:
Brilliant Arminius....! Next time tell me you will be around and I can serve coffee....

<<Café con leche>>

Peter Fransiscus · Oct 31, 2015

Hi all, we had a nice walk today in Zeeland, province in Holland. We came across this nice mill.
Enjoy, wish you all well, Peter.

Arminius · Oct 31, 2015

Peter Fransiscus said:
Hi all, we had a nice walk today in Zeeland, province in Holland. We came across this nice mill.
Enjoy, wish you all well, Peter.

Indeed Peter. A very nice Dutch mill. Zeeland; the province of water - the Dutch trubble with the sea (winternight of 1953).
Peter, houdt de wind in de zeilen!

Peter Fransiscus · Nov 1, 2015

Arminius said:
Indeed Peter. A very nice Dutch mill. Zeeland; the province of water - the Dutch trubble with the sea (winternight of 1953).
Peter, houdt de wind in de zeilen!

Doen we, Dank je wel .

NualaOC · Nov 1, 2015

Another nice little ramble in the Mourne mountains - Slieve Commedagh, Hare's Gap and a few other little ups and downs.

We recently joined a walking group, to do some 'proper' hill walking between Caminos. It has been a great way of varying our usual routines. We are normally pretty lazy about pre-Camino training.

Deise · Nov 1, 2015

10km minor rural roads

NualaOC · Nov 1, 2015

Deise said:
10km minor rural roads

Nice autumn colours, Déise.

This thread has become a great advertisement for walking in Ireland, Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands I think we should all ask our respective tourism bodies for sponsorship!

SabsP · Nov 1, 2015

Only five k today at local Groot-Gelmen. Late night and being 46 years old = bad combination to do a long walk. But hey I crawled out of my couch didn't I... And a glorious 19 degrees Celsius on this first day of November.

Peter Fransiscus · Nov 1, 2015

SabineP said:
View attachment 22210 View attachment 22211 View attachment 22212 View attachment 22213 View attachment 22214 Only five k today in local Groot-Gelmen. Late night and being 46 years old = bad combination to do a long walk. But hey I crawled out of my couch didn't I... And a glorious 19 degrees Celsius on this first day of November.

Hi Sabine, it was indeed a great day for a walk.
Wish you well, Peter.

DeadFred · Nov 1, 2015

3 mi stroll in the early morning fog at Hickory Creek Park , Arkansas Ozarks ,

SabsP · Nov 2, 2015

Another glorious day. In Wanze this time. Almost 12 k.

Kanga · Nov 3, 2015

Its been a while since I've checked in on this thread - I like to see it on my full size computer screen, rather than a mobile device. It continues to be a delight. The world is a beautiful place. So many glorious photos.

Deise · Nov 7, 2015

8k after the rain - Waterford

Suir Valley walk being worked on at present - will be 40km walk/cycle track to Dungarvan.
the train track is for mini-train for children of all ages.

Deise · Nov 10, 2015

Damp 17km - place called Slieverue Co. Kilkenny

pilgrim b · Nov 10, 2015

The water in the ford in the bottom was running in spate (two feet deep) and made it impossible to cross to the path vanishing around the hillside!

SabsP · Nov 12, 2015

Met up with my Dutch buddy whom I met on my first Camino.
We always arrange a meeting halfway our two towns.
This time Antwerp with the beautiful central station.
Walked, talked and had cafe con leche.

Arminius · Nov 12, 2015

Anvers! L'union fait la force - Concordia res parvae crescunt - Strength lies in unity!

S., I hope that you have a splendid day!

Deise · Nov 13, 2015

Nice cold , clear day. Walk alongside river

SabsP · Nov 28, 2015

Finally no rain and ghastly wind but sun. Explored a local track.

SabsP · Dec 6, 2015

Six k. to and from local bakery. Dry but very windy.

dougfitz · Dec 6, 2015

I did a short walk in the Wadbilliga NP near Cooma today. At this time of year, many wildflowers are past their prime, but this little Native Lily was still looking good. The other shots are of the track into the lookout, and Tuross Falls.

domigee · Dec 10, 2015

Wonderful pictures, thank you all, such a great thread I had almost forgotten about

This was yesterday in Kent (around Toy's Hill), 10 miles, 4 hills and ....clear skies! Such a beautiful day.

supersullivan · Dec 13, 2015

Tried going cold turkey and managed almost 2 months without posting pics but as Oscar Wilde said: 'I can resist everything but temptation'. From an easy beginners hike I led today near Laragh in County Wicklow at times over some very wet ground in misty conditions:
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10205199143440436?ref=notif&notif_t=like

Arminius · Dec 13, 2015

supersullivan said:
Tried going cold turkey and managed almost 2 months without posting pics but as Oscar Wilde said: 'I can resist everything but temptation'. From an easy beginners hike I led today near Laragh in County Wicklow at times over some very wet ground in misty conditions:
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10205199143440436?ref=notif&notif_t=like

Thks for sharing. Nice pictures!

supersullivan · Dec 19, 2015

A draining hike on some very saturated Wicklow upland today, starting at Ballynultagh Gap and over Black Hill and Billy Byrne's Gap before dropping into Glenbride valley for a sheltered lunch stop and then retracing our steps.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10205229980531344?ref=notif&notif_t=like

pilgrim b · Dec 19, 2015

Not the best of weather today, but a decent walk with pregrina b and a friend probably our last before Christmas. So Happy Christmas to all you fellow photographers and may you have many good shots in the 2016.

SabsP · Dec 21, 2015

Again a local one.

domigee · Dec 21, 2015

Magnifique

Arminius · Dec 21, 2015

SabineP said:
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Outstanding Sabine.

SabsP · Dec 21, 2015

Merci!

Arminius · Dec 24, 2015

Local walk into the fields - 13°C-55.4°F. Castles & a transparent church (weighing 30 tonnes).

SabsP · Dec 26, 2015

Burning some Christmas calories
Glorious 14 Celsius, really too warm for this time of the year.You can see some tentative sprouting on the fruittrees. This will be a disaster for the farmers when temperature will drop !
Also a pic of the roman villa landmark :

NualaOC · Dec 26, 2015

Early morning St. Stephen's Day walk in the Belfast Hills with my neighbour - no views due to the fog and rain.

I feel suitably virtuous after this little bout of exercise, so I can now spend the rest of the day on the sofa with a book . The family can eat Christmas left-overs for the next couple of days - this cook is officially on strike.

Leaningforward · Dec 26, 2015

A short walk past Amish farms in Lancaster County, PA (USA), where I was more likely to be passed by horse drawn buggies than automobiles. A slower, nicer pace through beautiful countryside.

LiesbethSA · Dec 26, 2015

Walked on my farm with the dogs yesterday - step across a huge Python in the footpath - luckily it just had his Christmes dinner and moved very slowly and reluctantly! Today it is raining and because we have just come though a very hot and dry season we just sit and watch the magic of rain!

SabsP · Dec 27, 2015

Main church in town being restored and a beautiful light on today's walk.

Peter Fransiscus · Dec 27, 2015

We had a early walk in the South of Holland ( Limburg ) today.

Wish you all well, Peter.

Wokabaut_Meri · Dec 27, 2015

As my rehabilitation progresses, I've been allowed out W-A-L-K-I-N-G again but under strict rules ho hum...

Anyway, our local beach is fabulous with the reef visible and a yacht on the horizon. Everyone was at the shops for the sales today so that it was relatively deserted. I walked in the surf break, Fox whistle in hand, watching for sharks as my hubby swam (you can just make him out) in training for the annual Jetty to Jetty on Australia Day. This is the same beach where we found our scallop shells and Cruz de Ferro stones.

dougfitz · Dec 28, 2015

I went walking in the local National Park today with my grand-daughter. It wasn't too hot, but we did want to find a spot where we could cool off after our walk, and this pool was great, if a bit chilly! The dragonfly stopped long enough to have its photo taken.
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SabsP · Dec 28, 2015

Porta Sancta at Antwerp cathedral

Deise · Dec 30, 2015

and on the 20th day the rain and wind stopped ( seems like )

Deise · Dec 30, 2015

SabineP said:
Porta Sancta at Antwerp cathedral

Kilkenny

Arminius · Dec 30, 2015

Deise said:
and on the 20th day the rain and wind stopped ( seems like )View attachment 23072

Hi Deise, I hope the flood goes away soon!!!

Deise · Jan 1, 2016

Arminius said:
Hi Deise, I hope the flood goes away soon!!!

Ark almost completed

Arminius · Jan 1, 2016

Deise said:
Ark almost completed

Don't forget the animals.

Arminius · Jan 2, 2016

Local walk - Belgian draft horse - Hazel start to bloom!! Winter is over??

Kiwi-family · Jan 4, 2016

First hike of the year for me. The sea and sun were roaring.

PS would it be prudent to start a 2016 version of this thread?

SYates · Jan 4, 2016

Kiwi-family said:
...
PS would it be prudent to start a 2016 version of this thread?

Sounds like an excellent idea! You can always reference the 'old' thread in the first post. SY

SabsP · Jan 4, 2016

Absolutely . Good idea to start a new thread for 2016.

NualaOC · Jan 4, 2016

Kiwi-family said:
First hike of the year for me. The sea and sun were roaring.View attachment 23153
PS would it be prudent to start a 2016 version of this thread?

Stunning photo, Rachael.

And yes, a new thread is a good idea. I find that the current one takes a while to load, probably because it has 7 pages of photos.

This is one of my favourite forum threads - I really enjoy walking vicariously with all of you!

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