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#Naturalitsy #MidsummerSolace

I've created a new activity for #Litsolace events called #WednesdayWanderings where we discuss our favourite walks every week.

🧭 Where is your favourite local walk?
🌄🌇 Do you prefer urban or rural settings?
🗺 Describe the terrain, atmosphere, and any local wildlife?
😊 How does the walk make you feel? Does it hold any special memories for you?

Please include any photos on your posts so we can all see. X

Great little book contains about ten descriptions of various walks around London.

Ending #nfn2020 with a classic - enjoying my city through Dickens eyes ( and feet!) whilst under blankets on the sofa - bittersweet.

Smashing the walking this week nearly 7 miles today. We did a night walk and ended at the pub so a picture of this crazy one instead of the scenery 🤣
#bfcr4

I would really like to get my hands on this one! There's just something about walking in the dark, and something about Dickens 😍

#HistoryStickstoyourFeet

#TuneIntoNovember @Cinfhen @Robothugs

This wasn't really for me. My eyes kept sliding over the words without really reading and comprehending them. I read two essays and the beginning of a third, and I can only give the vaguest description of what I have read..

Maybe, I will try it again another day.

#24in48

As the English say- "needs must". But even though I have to get my hair done and temporarily interrupt my @24in48 readathon, I am trying to cram little stolen moments to continue with Dicken's Night Walks.

Matcha apple and banana vegan smoothie plus book #2 for @24in48 readathon! Only 2 1/2 hours in, but loving the joy of trying to read for 24 hours in a 48 hour period!

Every morning I spend with a book and a cup of coffee is a #puremorning for me. Hopefully I will get a couple of those this weekend for the #24in48 readathon. I have to go to a birthday on Saturday, and I am not sure I will be able to read for 24 hours, so my #tbr consists of relatively short books. That way I still feel like I finish something 📚

#90sinJuly

I started reading this slim tome after visiting the Dickens Museum in London. It's filled with short essays and a delight to read, especially if you are interested in Dickens as an early social justice pioneer.