New Forest

[Yochy]

A day out with the dog ( Rocky), wet muddy and warm. A lovely sunny day for a change, hope you enjoy photos. This is my first go at posting a walk so I hope it works . Not the Highlands, but as good as it gets at the moment

[ChrisW]

Lovely shots of the New Forest Yochy, looks like you've had some rain Always a fantastic place to walk though whatever the conditions, nice first post, keep 'em coming

[Yochy]

Thanks Chris, South of england not the best place to live for a walker, nothing but farms where I live, just the odd footpath without driving for a few hours. Had been raining for weeks, was going to put me wet suit on . There are some longish walks, ie South downs way, Wayfarer's walk, Ridge way etc, all through farms and ploughed fields, have you fallen asleep yet . Your part of the world looks a bit more interesting though , you lucky boy

[ChrisW]

Thanks Chris, South of england not the best place to live for a walker, nothing but farms where I live, just the odd footpath without driving for a few hours. Had been raining for weeks, was going to put me wet suit on . There are some longish walks, ie South downs way, Wayfarer's walk, Ridge way etc, all through farms and ploughed fields, have you fallen asleep yet . Your part of the world looks a bit more interesting though , you lucky boy

I wish I could get out in it mate, came back to the UK for 10 days and returned to Calgary with Bronchitis the bloody stairs feel like a 8,000 footer right now

[Lenore]

I like flat forest walks and if you've got them on offer, I'd like reports on walks through farm country as well, so do continue posting more!

[Yochy]

I wish I could get out in it mate, came back to the UK for 10 days and returned to Calgary with Bronchitis the bloody stairs feel like a 8,000 footer right now

Its all that good polluted blighty air Chris , hope you are feeling better and able to get out into the hills. Did you need your ice axe for the stairs

I like flat forest walks and if you've got them on offer, I'd like reports on walks through farm country as well, so do continue posting more!

Hi Lenore, Thank you, we do have some lovely rolling hills down here, great at any time of the year, but best in the spring/summer. Long days mean longer walks, only wild camping can be a problem, so have to plan some walks around camp sites. There are a few drovers routes around my area which lead to the coast, 50 to 70 miles on average. Makes a nice weekend walk with great views, I will post more asap