First off, we leave this - the garden:
Talking of the gravel path, which is fairly isolated, it currently has a one-person tent set up next to it, strange! We run past it quickly - you can never be too careful!
Anyway, when DD and I rget to the crossing we race to see who can be first to push the button and shout "Green Man" when he appears - something we have done since she could shout....apparently she always wins, though I am not convinced:
I then tried to take a piccie of what is through the arch, and guess who had to jump into the view? Even at 7.45am she has the worlds amount of cheekiness.
Then we turn right and walk up here:
And we saw some lovely leaves. I love autumn, the colours are gorgeous:
After admiring the view, the leaves and checking for dogs to stroke, we turn round and walk down here:
Yes, she is wearing funny tights, and yes that is how she ties her tie, and yes, she does spend hours doing her hair before leaving the house - sigh....
When we get to the top we always look to the right to see who is about, and we see this:
We walk past this on our left:
Then we walk over the river and look to the left and see this - THE RSC
Then after the bridge we walk through here, and are 3 minutes from where I work, and about 8 mins from where DD goes to school....not a bad way to get to work ;-)
Why the orange background? Because it is October of course!
9 comments:
I'm soooo jealous, you're walk is a whole lot cooler than mine! Your daughter is adorable, and looks a bit like she belongs at Hogwarts. LOL
When I saw the last picture, I immediately thought "England", hehe. It's so amazing that you can tell a country from just one picture! And that is such a scenic trip, I can bet you're relaxed by the time you get to your destination!
I think I need to move!
Ooo..I'll bet that's fun in the winter!
Hey, what's the game with those chestnuts? We've got a horse chestnut tree in our yard and doncha y'all do something with those "conkers"? Or maybe Wikipedia is lying to me. ;-)
Oh Stratford, soooo lovely.... I was there when I took English for a year in college. I really want to go back some day.
I love this post, it's so beautiful where you live. But what on earth is a conker???
Oh, I am so envious. What a beautiful place to live and to work, and made even more better because you get to walk it every day with your daughter!
Oh, and is a conker an acorn?
I wanna come live with you. Much better than my interstate drive.
Goodness! I can't begin to comment yet. I'll have to look at them over and over to absorb all the greenery and loveliness.
Cute kid, just adorable.
Oh, and you have a trampoline? I'll be right over! ;-)
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