Stunning. I have a thing for rivers, and I'd have enjoyed this walk tremendously.
Some hot temperatures there. I guess it's still getting to go outdoors, and the picnic idea is right up my street.😍
There is just something about a river that intrigues me. Seeing the water move and hearing it just sends so many signals to my senses. It's just the sure sense of the power of the flowing water. One that gives a lot of awes to me but at the same time, I have to respect its dangers and powers.
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Very exciting post 🙌
Thank you for the appreciation. I am a river rat, though I haven't gotten out much this year to experience. I'm hoping to do that a handful of times this year!!
I do hope that you'll get to visit the UK one day, and I hope to spend time in the US.
I've only ever passed through for connecting flights, which is strange considering how close and easy it is to get to the States from Jamaica... and I have relatives and friends all over.
If I come to the UK I will need to look some people up. I know a few RL and virtual friends I wouldn't mind meeting up with.
Yeah, it's always great to link up with people you know when you visit another country.
At the moment we're in South Devon, which is a beautiful part of the country, but normally we are based in Leicester, East Midlands.
We might be going back to live on a narrowboat in the future. That's my favourite way to see the Uk by navigating the English waterways:)))
That sounds like a great way to do it. I imagine it's a nice view from the waterways.
I can't even describe that surreal feeling of being constantly in nature going at a slow speed of 3 mph, and having an ever-changing backyard. That's the view of just one stop that we had for a night. Sometimes we have neighbours and at other times there's no one in sight 😍
That's really interesting. Have you done an article in the past on narrow boat adventures? I'd love to see more 😁