Where are the woods?
As it is the last day of the bank holiday, hubby & I decided to go for a walk. Originally I wanted to go up a mountain, and tick another one off the list. But living in Leicestershire there aren't many mountains within reasonable driving distance (well none actually) and I didn't fancy getting up at the crack of dawn. So instead, we decided to go for a woodland walk.
Out came the trusty OS map, and I found an area of the National forest within a 15 minute drive. We donned the walking boots and off we went. I am now wondering if I can sue OS under the trade descriptions act. Not only did the map, not correspond with any of the marked routes,but we managed to walk through only 3 feet of forest, despite the fact that the entire 4 miles was meant to be woodland.
The day wasn't a complete washout though, we managed to see 2 sets of frogs matingwhich at least made me titter And a beautiful little church on the edge of the resevior, and as it was such a nice day, I was just glad to be out of the house. So now I'm determined to do nothing in anticipation of going back to work tomorrow.
Out came the trusty OS map, and I found an area of the National forest within a 15 minute drive. We donned the walking boots and off we went. I am now wondering if I can sue OS under the trade descriptions act. Not only did the map, not correspond with any of the marked routes,but we managed to walk through only 3 feet of forest, despite the fact that the entire 4 miles was meant to be woodland.
The day wasn't a complete washout though, we managed to see 2 sets of frogs matingwhich at least made me titter And a beautiful little church on the edge of the resevior, and as it was such a nice day, I was just glad to be out of the house. So now I'm determined to do nothing in anticipation of going back to work tomorrow.
1 Comments:
Shame about your walk. Is Bradgate Park still around? We used to go there a LOT.
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