Saturday 31 January 2009

Virtual walking

Pope Benedict has recently warned against the danger of internet relationships replacing "real" relationships - see his Message for World Communications Day. Since the Holy Father makes no reference to virtual exercise replacing real exercise, Zero and I feel quite able to do this walk from home. Or, rather, we had planned to do it tomorrow and then found out Zero had forgotten she was working. My excuse is ....


This is what it looks like on Google maps:

The route description includes the following:

Terrain and surface:
Generally level, with some gentle slopes. Mostly on rough paths or tracks and on grass. Some fields may be ploughed. Six stiles. 800m beside roads

Refreshments and toilets:
Pubs at Chigwell, Chigwell Row, Havering-atte-Bower. Cafes at Chigwell. Public toilets at Hainault Forest Country Park and Havering-atte-Bower

And, at the end:

Completed a route ? Why not celebrate your achievement by ordering a completion certificate from info@walklondon.org.uk

I suppose we will have to award ourselves a virtual certificate as well ... Being now out of breath, with aching limbs, we can have our pudding!

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