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Week 3 – Walk, Smile, Greet, Repeat

A couple of weeks ago my school reader volunteering didn’t go according to plan. It was careers day and the flow of children dried up so I called it a day. The weather was gorgeous and sunny so I chose to walk the long way home.

Surprisingly I met very [...]

No Comments CherryPie on Apr 1st 2026

Week 14 – Walk With Your Ears

Due to other commitments and unfavourable weather it took me a while to get around to a walk after my Tuesday afternoon volunteering shift at Attingham Park. My first walk of the year was a perfect opportunity for a ‘Listening’  walk. This time of year is filled with birdsong [...]

2 Comments CherryPie on Mar 31st 2026

Today I was one of the walk leaders for the WWII community walk in Attingham Park. It has always rained when I have walked this route for the Attingham Park community walks. Today was no exception.
As we set off on the WWII part of the walk we were treated a spectacular grouping of deer near [...]

No Comments CherryPie on Mar 28th 2026

I haven’t quite made 1000 miles in 2025. A deluge of problems and challenges cascaded in during the last three months of the year. The problems and  challenges are ongoing…

Despite all these ongoing problems I pledge to walk 1000 miles in 2026.

8 Comments CherryPie on Dec 30th 2025

During my recent post shift walks at Attingham Park I have enjoyed seeing the first signs of Autumn. One of my favourite pathways that leads to the suspension bridge has been closed for a few weeks and I am hoping that it re-opens soon.

13 Comments CherryPie on Oct 1st 2025

Week 43 – Walk With Others

Fitting my walks around commitments means I often walk alone. Walking alone is good for thinking and clearing my head but walking with others gives me a greater sense of wellbeing.
My most recent walk with others was to check out a route for a group-led walk for visitors to Attingham [...]

4 Comments CherryPie on Sep 29th 2025

Week 25 – Walk With Purpose

This chapter discusses the benefits of walking with purpose as opposed to walking for leisure. Studies have found that when walking for a purpose people tend to walk faster. Some of the studies concluded this led to better health and wellbeing.
I don’t know about the conclusions to the studies I [...]

2 Comments CherryPie on Sep 20th 2025

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