But it's worth looking down for other reasons:
On unmanaged land there are attractive sights when these can be in short supply in winter.
The answer is slow walking. Regular stops to look around mean you're less likely to miss something.
Monday, 9 January 2017
Eyes Down
Walking with heads always down can mean you miss a lot. But in places it can save you from injury or at best embarrassment. I recently scored a good enough try, arms outstretched, to get me a place in the 6 Nations, courtesy of an obstinate trailing bramble shoot.
But it's worth looking down for other reasons:
On unmanaged land there are attractive sights when these can be in short supply in winter.
The answer is slow walking. Regular stops to look around mean you're less likely to miss something.
But it's worth looking down for other reasons:
On unmanaged land there are attractive sights when these can be in short supply in winter.
The answer is slow walking. Regular stops to look around mean you're less likely to miss something.
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