We're lucky to have a lovely cycleway to walk along, beginning only minutes from our house. I walk along it often. It used to be where the railway would run, many years ago. One of the main roads in my town runs near to this path. I always wonder if the people in their cars realise what a lovely walkway there is, just a few hundred metres away. It is always quiet along the path during the middle of the day, if you get out for a walk while all the kids are still in school. On this particular day we only saw one cyclist, one runner and one dog. I feel very lucky to have this beautiful quiet place in the middle of our city.
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Ah the serenity (that's a quote from The Castle, right?). I kinda want to roll around on that grass... But seriously now, what a beautiful place to take a stroll. And what a lot of lovely handknitted goodness I spy! Does that pile of acorns make you want to forage and store food for winter, or is that just me?
Wow how awesome! I'm constantly craving such a walkway, the ones near us are too dodgy to use (!!!!)... But we are planning a move sometime, just not sure when or exactly where...
wow what a beautiful walk! you would see me riding my bike on that path every day! there is one up north were we used to live and it feels like being in europe in the country side, so peaceful, i miss it soo!
xo,
cb
It just looks lovely, and your little one snuggled up in home knitted goodies looks so comforting!
A gorgeous walk and your little one looks adorable snug.
You're pics bought back some memories. I wonder if its the same walkway I used to ride my bike to school on (from Tahuna to Nelson Intermediate) - in those days there was a goat that always used to spring out of the undergrowth and try and butt me off my bike....bahahahaha fun times!!
Oh and forgot to say - awesome hat!!
I vote you should send these photos to the factions of the NCC who want to turn your beautiful walkway into a much-needed(NOT!!!) road.
I biked down the cycleway near our house this morning. I love it! I passed: one pukeko, one rabbit, sheep, horses and what looked like young turkeys (not sure if they were). How cool is that in the suburbs!
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