Yesterday I happened to be carrying baby Nutkey next to a 3m grassy bump, so I did 33 repeats up and down it. And then when I had a few minutes without then baby, I did another 33 repeats running.
Be glad, all you people who live somewhere with hills!
True, but you don't have to climb a mountain to see for miles.
Standing on a chair usually does it.
Whereabouts in the fens btw? The 'family' is down that way.
pies
I usually get told to stand on a chair anyway, what with being short
Cambridge. We seem to be missing all the snow too, much to my daughter's disgust.
Ahhh, that's the wrong side of the border for me.
If I'm down that way I don't venture outside the Norfolk territorial flats.
pies
Have you ventured into the mighty Gogmagogs for the full experience. Hills around Royston offer some scope too!Originally Posted by nutkey
I usually get told to stand on a chair anyway, what with being short
Cambridge. We seem to be missing all the snow too, much to my daughter's disgust.
Have you ventured into the mighty Gogmagogs for the full experience. Hills around Royston offer some scope too!I usually get told to stand on a chair anyway, what with being short
Cambridge. We seem to be missing all the snow too, much to my daughter's disgust.
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