My biggest problem was keeping my balance when trying to get my nose close enough to read the signs about the plants and history of the area.
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Happy trails! |
Random thoughts about the experiences, joys and challenges of the retirement journey
My biggest problem was keeping my balance when trying to get my nose close enough to read the signs about the plants and history of the area.
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Happy trails! |
Copyright 2009-2010 Linda C. Skupien
You sure did good to hike it...I admire you for even attempting it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice trail and easy enough to walk along. It would also be wheelchair accessible and that is great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful couple you are. This trail is just perfect for you!
ReplyDeletei find it so hard to read signs with my trifocals, and it is easy to tip over if leaning to far..
ReplyDeleteThat is a very inviting trail and it is wonderful that they are provided. Think I could navigate that one but I'd have trouble reading the signs also.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy there are trails to let you enjoy God's handiwork.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of you walking it.
Sue
I’d follow that trail too, it looks like one that might lead somewhere interesting. I hope your walking days continue into a happy future.
ReplyDeleteHandicap accessible trails sound like a wonderful idea. Wish we had some over here in my neck of the woods. Happy hiking!
ReplyDeleteLove that photo of you both!
ReplyDeleteThis trail looks fabulous. One day I'm hoping to get back to the Smokies -- have close friends in East Tennessee -- and would love to try this. Thanks for your comments. I'm so glad I took advantage of opportunities to travel.
ReplyDeleteDear LC, I so understand two of the physical concerns you mentioned in passing: balance and vision. My balance, because of Meniere's Disease and vision, is pretty iffy so walking is always an adventure. And, like you, I have to lean in close to read trail markers. But, oh, I so admire you for doing all this. Take care and be gracious to yourself. Peace.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to find a good trail!
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