You're not supposed to travel far from home for your daily exercise and we're lucky in having a small park and two cemetries very close to where we live for quiet walks. Here are some photos from the last few days.
It's been raining quite a lot and the coltsfoot isn't too happy when it does
Two grey squirrels were chasing each other through one of the cemetries, this one thoughtfully took time out to pose for us
Tonight is Earth Hour at 8.30pm, local time. You can take part by turning off your lights for one hour to show solidarity and support for protecting our natural environments. World Wildlife Fund have some ideas for activities for marking Earth Hour while maintaining social distancing - we'll be playing Scrabble by candlelight!
You can see Part 1 of my blogposts about #DailyExercise in the times of COVID-19 here.
And my post about staying close to nature in these challenging times is here.
3 comments:
I hope you and yours are doing fine at the moment. I can see that you used your one hour of daily exercise very well. :-)
Greetings from London.
I am trying to get out as much as I can, but now we have cold and snow...Michelle
I'm part of the 'shielded' group and am therefore instructed by the government not to leave the house at all for three months. As I don'ot have a garden this is pretty tough. I am trying to do the allotment a little at long distance by starting seeds off at home and getting others to plant them out for me when they are big enough. This is partly reassuring (life goes on) and partly frustrating (I can't see what's happening and have no real control). I am fortunate in having several trees near my house which I can see from the front door and from my windows but none of them are horse chestnut. It is quite painful going through a spring without getting sticky buds stuck to the sole of my shoe.
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