As every day in June passes I realise that deciding not to run every day was a smart move, I love when I am clever, partly probably because this does not happen often. Smart and sensible, wow sometimes I amaze myself.
Today I managed an 8 mile bike ride to the Chemists (Paige- read drugstore) it was dry, warm and a little windy. You get a different perspective on the bike, I got to see things I had not noticed before in the car (going too fast and worrying about what is coming round the corner on the narrow lanes means eyes firmly fixed on the road) or running (where I spend most of the time examining my trainers!) more nice houses whose gardens I could see from the saddle, footpaths, muddy tracks, wild foxgloves oh and more stinging nettles. Must admit I could have done without the up close and personal sight of the dead squirrel though but you cant have it all!
I leave you with some Devon Doors.
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Cycling is the best way to enjoy the countryside isn’t it? Love the photo of the coastline through the door way!
You always manage to pack your blog with pics……good work!
am still reading your blog Sharon, just cramming work at the mo, always full on from end of april to end of july …. but had to get a comment down for this one – absolutely love the pics! am a big fan of series of images so I like lots! 🙂
Lovely pictures and take care on the bike!
Devon must a marvellous place to cycle, and yes, I know what you mean about getting a different perspective on everything from the comfort of the saddle.
Great photos! I love old doors – so much character. 🙂
Beautiful pictures!
Shame about the dead squirrel, I had to walk past a squashed frog on Wednesday. Not your average road kill for these parts.
I wish we had more beautiful scenery around where I live. Love the pics.