After walking the same six streets over and over again in our south Texas park for the past six months, I’m loving being back to our walking/biking/hiking trails here at home in Sask, Canada.
There’s just something about the trees getting ready to leaf out, the fresh air, the river, the variety of trails, and the familiarity of home that makes my morning walks here at home so peaceful, meaningful, enjoyable, and special.
Do you have a place that’s your happiest?
That’s a great analogy about the curves in the path, Amanda. We hope to someday visit Norway. I can imagine that beach life would be special. There’s not a lot more calming than the sound of waves washing up to the shore.
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It all depends on where you are in Texas, Carole. There is definitely an abundance of wide open spaces and lovely trails there too, but not as convenient for me to access as here at home. I can see why you chose the shoreline and the sea as your happiest places.
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Nice trail! I bet it was hard walking the same streets for months. At least on the trail, you can see nature as it changes, and I’m sure there are birds and other small animals that make the walk interesting. I’m not sure if I have a place per se, but there is a spot by the Mississippi River that I really like.
It always feels better walking in nature, and yes, there are squirrels, gophers, many varieties of birds, and even deer every now and then. God’s creatures make for a happy walk. Also, as you said, watching the seasons change is also a gratifying experience. Have a great day, Edward!
So good. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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Thanks, Lenore. I’ll definitely continue all summer to enjoy and appreciate our trail system here. Have a great day!
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