Another week of walks is in the books – the weather here has been, for the most part, just beautiful. I’m putting in a lot of miles and enjoying them immensely.
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Choppy and I scared up many deer through here over the years – I didn’t see one over this last weekend when I took this picture, but it was beautiful whether or not there was wildlife involved.
(Picture taken May 30, 2020)
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The Walks:
Day 27/1,489 (May 27 – Home) – Total Mileage: 2.2 Miles (1 Walk)
Day 28/1,490 (May 28 – Home) – Total Mileage: 4.0 Miles (1 Walk)
Day 29/1,491 (May 29 – Home) – Total Mileage: 3.8 Miles (1 Walk)
Day 30/1,492 (May 30 – Home) – Total Mileage: 4.0 Miles (1 Walk)
Day 31/1,493 (May 31 – Home) – Total Mileage: 3.8 Miles (1 Walk)
Day 32/1,494 (June 1 – Home) – Total Mileage: 3.8 Miles (1 Walk)
Day 33/1,495 (June 2 – Home) – Total Mileage: 4.1 Miles (1 Walk)
The Walk Stats:
Weekly Mileage Total: 25.7 Miles (Average: 3.6 Miles/Day)
Year 5 Mileage Total: 113.4 Miles (Average: 3.4 Miles/Day)
The Writing:
Day 315/679 (May 28) – Daily Words: 799
Day 316/680 (May 29) – Daily Words: 598
Day 317/681 (May 30) – Daily Words: 583
Day 318/682 (May 31) – Daily Words: 531
Day 319/683 (June 1) – Daily Words: 844
Day 320/684 (June 2) – Daily Words: 691
Day 321/685 (June 3) – Daily Words: 723
Total Words (Year 2): 215,784 Words
Travels with Choppy 
Agreed…what a great place to walk! Awesome to enjoy that.
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I can’t complain!
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Wow! That’s amazing 😍
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“I am not surprised this world is still here and still beautiful without you in it.
These tears are for both.”
Pazlo,
Chow Dog Zen
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Lovely!
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Walks are good for the soul, even without your trusty companion. Beautiful walks like this one help heal hearts and souls.
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Great stats again this week! It’s nice that you have a mowed pathway through the woods. Keeps the ticks down, right?
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That’s the hope – I’ve only had one this year so far, which is much lower than normal (and I caught it while it was just hanging out on my clothes).
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I drag an old curtain around my yard in April when they first come out and pick up a lot that way. I pluck them off and put them in soapy water to drown them. Then I get to see the positive results of my labor. 🙂 Our yard and fields (about 2 acres) yielded close to 100 ticks that won’t be getting on Wren, spreading disease or reproducing. Yay!
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