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The Linden Walk is just across the road from our house. And of course it is its own walk, so all I had to do for today’s ‘walking square’ was lean on the park gate and take its picture.
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Walking Squares #17 Lots of fine foliage too over at Becky’s
Tish Farrell 
I hope you had just a little walk at least, Tish. It looks too glorious not to.
Must admit I did only take its photo. Another day 🙂
I dare say it’s a walk you’ve done once or twice!
Just a few times 😉
What a beautiful walk. 😀
It’s a town treasure, Cee.
Tssk! Leaning on a gate, Tish! I hope you hiked up to the allotment later?
I slithered. The field is a swamp-like.
That would be funny but I’m seconds away from a message from a friend who slipped on rocks on the beach this afternoon and fractured her ankle! No fun in Faro hospital 😗💕
Oh dear that sounds grim. I did take a thumb stick just in case. I was glad I did.
And such a beautiful walk it is too.
I don’t really know why I don’t get myself there every day. Familiarity etc. I suppose.
I get bored with my local walks, I think I know every inch of the lanes around me, but there is usually always something different depending on the light or the season.
Yes, one does need to find ways of seeing too familiar routes with fresh eyes. Changes in light usually does it for me.
isn’t it lovely, a wonderful one to have on your walking list.
have you had the storms today, or have you avoided them. We’ve had sunshine all day and yet West Sussex had had torrential rain
In Wenlock we had wetness and murk, but this morning when we went over the Edge to Church Stretton it was fine and almost sunny. We came back to the murk and wetness, Interesting how localised the weather is in a space less than 20 miles.
yay you had some sun, but you are so right about the variations.
Nothing like a walk after the rain, it it’s not too muddy
Next time, eh?
Maybe today – we have sunshine!
What a wonderful place to walk! We have lots of land, but not much in the way of paths. So is that what autumn looks like on your side of the pond?
It’s a bit more colourful up in the Shropshire Hills. The oaks on the foothills are turning through many shades of russet and gold.
What a lovely place to walk, especially at this time of year!
Definitely our best walking spot – and in all weathers. It was even rather good in a blizzard.
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