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Closest thing to skiing while I lived in Derbyshire was mountain biking - fast single-trail. Hillwalking was also good for getting away from it all and getting a bit of fresh air through the lungs.
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Peak district is great for hang gliding and paragliding and you've got the ladies world champ teaching at Darley Moor.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Lizzard wrote:
it's a life, not a holiday
This season, more than ever, that rings very true - definitely been more work than skiing! Still, I do think there's something a little bit magical about the mountains (in the UK as much as anywhere). I get the same sense of well being here in summer and winter and just getting out on the hill for an hour results in an immediate de-stress. It's not just the air/exercise/adrenalin of outdoor exercise - I think the scale and openness of the mountain environment is good for the mind (I would probably feel the same at sea were I not such a rubbish swimmer
). Even last summer, when not able to exercise due to a knee op, I was happy in the mountains - there are certain spots where I can sit and look out on the world, and know it'll make me feel better.
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I do enjoy walking but always feel a bit of a plank going by myself. Maybe I should borrow a dog...
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queen bodecia
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Another thing that requires 99.667235% concentration is learning to play a musical instrument - have you ever tried that?
That works for me; an excellent suggestion, I think.
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queen bodecia wrote:
I do enjoy walking but always feel a bit of a plank going by myself. Maybe I should borrow a dog...
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). Even last summer, when not able to exercise due to a knee op, I was happy in the mountains - there are certain spots where I can sit and look out on the world, and know it'll make me feel better.
