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#walk

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Khurram Wadee ✅

Yesterday, we went on a #walking trip in #Exmoor, which is in #Somerset, despite the name. I had been planning a round #walk from #Dulverton to the #TarrSteps since last summer and this #BankHoliday weekend is a good time to have it as the weather is better, though not too hot, the days are longer, and there's a spare day for recovery. My wife used a #pedometer app to record the journey and it clocked in at 24.2 km and she recorded nearly 36,000 steps in eight hours, including breaks.

Route taken from Dulverton to the Tarr Steps and back in Exmoor.
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A couple other views of The Park at Flat Rock, NC this morning. It was 30F when we got up, but the temps rose quickly with the sun. Always an enjoyable stop, and very flat, unusual for this area (it was an old golf course.)

Trees budding out in a variety of colors.
#Walk #Spring

One of the ponds on the park grounds it covered in green lily pads (none of which are blooming.). The bond is ringed in front with low scrubby plants, and in the distance behind by a stand of green pines and fairly naked deciduous trees. The various trees have buds in a light red, orange and even a faint yellow color, in addition to some bright spring green of new leaves. Pollen is about 12" thick everywhere in the area. The sky is a clear, dry, cloudless blue. I'm joking about the pollen. It can't be more than 5" deep.
Another section of the park and a new wooden footbridge over the re-routed Dye Creek through the center of the property. Behind the bridge and the attractive green lawn is another stand of mostly deciduous trees in the throws of popping leaves out in spring. Many maples with red and orange buds, giving way to green leaves. Truly a beautiful time of year. This is the 10th anniversary of this park, and we're grateful it's in the area.
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