Daily walks

 

It's Autumn, next to early Spring it's my favourite season. Yet we have to stay at home as much as possible because of the C-virus which is spreading like wildfire for the second time this year. I long for the woods, the long walks, smelling the earth and hearing the wind through the rustling leaves.

Lying on my belly to take photos of mushrooms.

 

We are not in full lockdown though. But I'm very cautious as I'm still recovering from a recent minor surgery. And I notice that I recover slowly this time. I think I've stayed indoors too long and ventured out too little since March, when the pandemic began. My health and well being are suffering from it and no doubt you can relate.

So I think I need to take up walking in the neighbourhood, at least half an hour a day.

On another note, I miss blogging. I started my blog AppleApricot in 2012 and became part of a lovely group of bloggers (mostly ladies) who loved vintage, crafts and nature. Instagram and other social media have taken the place of blogs it seems. But I still love blogging. I find it more peaceful, more like creating a little bit of a home, and I love visiting the blog homes of the lovely people I meet in blogland.

I might take up blogging again. Or I might not. In any case, if no one ever reads these posts, well, I don't mind. At least I'm having fun creating them.

xx

 

(Linking this post to the lovely meme Nature Notes at Rambling Woods blog.)