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Morning all
Didn't sleep well, but managed 8.89km walk this morning, so already hit the 10,000 steps.
It was murky when we went out, but that's clearing up and I can even see some blue sky....
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Morning all
It’s overcast out.
Today’s the first anniversary of Millie going to sleep.
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Morning all
Dry with some light clouds, which may mean a pleasant morning. Haven’t been out yet.
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Take the train up to Eigergletsher (the stop before Jungrfraujoch), then do run 27. Its name is Oh God. The first section is easy, then you get to the bit where you look over the edge, say the name of the run, then descend quite steeply then make a sharp left turn at the bottom before falling into a...
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Morning all
Overcast but dry, although heavy overnight rain has left the ground even more sodden.
8.2km walked this morning, should have been further, but had to take a shortcut on the way home.
TFIF, etc.
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It's a lot easier to rule things out than keep them in.
Go see the house. If you find big reasons not to buy it (e.g. it's currently owned by the Prime Minister and he wants paid in US dollars to an off-shore account, it's next to a sewage works, it's up North, etc), then you can rule it out and...
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This is almost worthy of DMC.
Thing is, I take the coat out because I've put a high-vis vest on the outside of it when walking I'm walking early mornings, also because we seem to get a lot of rain these days, rather than because I'm too cold....
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Knowledge
Antimeridian = 180 degrees from the Prime (Greenwich) Meridian...
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Morning all
Early start meant that we managed an 8.65km walk, which turned out to be 10,077 steps. Most of it was down carrying my coat as I was too warm.
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Having spent months dropping hints as to what I’d like as Christmas and birthday presents, I thought I should check that there were enough suggestions for the latter, to which I was told that I hadn’t come up with anything yet. Time to create a list, otherwise I will get socks, shirts and shower...
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Morning all
The Dog and I both slept in this morning, resulting in a meagre 4.6km walk in light drizzle.
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New radiators have arrived. Dog wanting to go for a walk, as am I.
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Do you understand what aggression is?
Has anyone ever told you about sexual activities?...
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Morning all
A bit wet out, we both got filthy on the walk, but covered 7.82km (9,514 steps)...
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