By the end my right knee was twanging. I suspected the cure to be lashings of ice-cold beer but was unsure whether to rub it on or apply internally. Dr Son and Dr Brother-in-Law quickly advised by text that I should immediately apply internally and, if no improvement, repeat quickly until feeling no pain. That did the trick.
A south-facing plot on a sloping site in south-west Sheffield, with aspirations to become a vineyard.
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Gorgeous
I've been walking the Samaria Gorge again
15 Kms of hard, hot walking 
and somehow the fact of it being mostly downhill
doesn't make it any easier, especially in the light of this sign.
By the end my right knee was twanging. I suspected the cure to be lashings of ice-cold beer but was unsure whether to rub it on or apply internally. Dr Son and Dr Brother-in-Law quickly advised by text that I should immediately apply internally and, if no improvement, repeat quickly until feeling no pain. That did the trick.
By the end my right knee was twanging. I suspected the cure to be lashings of ice-cold beer but was unsure whether to rub it on or apply internally. Dr Son and Dr Brother-in-Law quickly advised by text that I should immediately apply internally and, if no improvement, repeat quickly until feeling no pain. That did the trick.
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4 comments:
looks amazing, I shall be googling later :)
That looks fantastic. But...have you read (perchance) "Between a Rock and a Hard Place" - I can't remember who it was by but he is a young American. Quite a read if you enjoy climbing and exploring.
It looks great where you are Woody, I'd love to walk some place like that. Bob.
The Samaria Gorge really is fabulous. I've walked it twice now. At the narrowest point it's only 3m wide (you can stand with a hiking pole in each hand and touch the sides) but it's 300m high.
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