Heaven is.....

The Gloria from the B - Mass

I am not brave - there is nothing to fear in the mountains (apart from getting lost but I always manage to find my way home!) I very rarely meet anybody, but when I do, they always bid me 'Bonjour'.
Everybody will have their own idea of heaven - I would love to hear about other people's.

Just thought of another lovely thing about walking our hills, everyone says 'hello'

I was sitting in park this morning watching my twin grandchildren playing on the zip-wire and with a few dog walkers in the distance. The sun was shining and it was heavenly. We were just off a main road but we could have been in the depths of the countryside. The only downside was that the car park gates had been locked for fear of travellers/gypsies. They are a very real problem in this area where there has been a murder recently of a Nepalese mother of 3 from Arborfield Garrison who was out walking her dog alone at 6pm. So No Greatnan my idea of heaven is not the same as yours. To be out alone and get lost would send me into a panic though you obviously live in a very beautiful and healthy environment which is much safer than mine and you are very brave.

I understand the thrill of walking in the countryside as we do so often on the lovely Malvern hills. We can't hear the traffic but can hear and see some wonderful birds, one very rare one! Apparently we can see 17 counties but I need an expert to tell me which they are.

I always go with one or more friends so it is good to chat while we are walking. Sometimes DH drops us at one end of the hills and we call him when we want to be collected from however far we have walked. No, don't think we will ever move from here.