yep. If I move those here though, you'll end up as the thread starter, so I'm have to edit your post to reflect that. Are you OK with that?
I started off and the beginning of the year with just 5 minutes on the bike. I added 1 minute each time I went on it (last year's health issues from the UK left me unable to even talk and sit still without getting breathless. So I've had to start back really slowly, then I got covid which set me back again.This might be just the thing to get me back on my rowing machine.
Then again I might lie down for bit first and assess the situation, one doesn’t like to be too hasty
Sure of course
Amazing ❤ such a beautiful landscape! And you did great, just take more water next time
They're you go. From our walk 2 weeks ago.
This would motivate more to go outside I must say. Our landscape here is incredibly boring. Just flat grassland and some Parks.
When we cycled through the Netherlands, we were there when the tulips were in flower and the tulip fields were fantastic. We did also find some wonderful little areas and camp sites, but that was much closer to the German border with the North Sea.
Yes that is beautiful, but that's in another region of the Netherlands. Where I live is just grass, cows and greenhouses. It's the biggest export centre of Europe.
Better than me yesterday - 5,300 steps. Work scuttled my treadmill plans.
Hey…are you my neighbor?
Yess indeed haha there's always a stair to the beachHey…are you my neighbor?
When we first moved to the UK, we lived just outside The Cotswolds, so the sort of northeastern part of that area was our running ground.
When we had to move to East Anglia, we were both somewhat disappointed, because we’d been over there enough to know what it looked like (flat and marshy), but once we got there, we came to appreciate it for its own beauty.
It’s been so long since we were in your country, but I do remember it being flat, and the phenomenon of having to look up to see the coastline!
