Do you like walking in the Nature?

badabing106

I do

donegaLroad

yep... I certainly do,

go to the top of Slieve League for the sunset if you have never been before.

Sabre0001

I don't do it frequently enough, but yes

hungry hypno toad

Yes, took a walk along the coast and through St Anne's park this morning.

Didn't see any squirrels today though.

El Weirdo

Like with me cock and balls out and stuff?

biko

Thread is useless...













...without poll

Ciderswigger

Yes and no. I love being out in nature and going for long walks but I have wicked bad hay fever which means I'm usually stuck indoors till the sun has set/is setting

harry Bailey esq

Ciderswigger wrote: »

Yes and no. I love being out in nature and going for long walks but I have wicked bad hay fever which means I'm usually stuck indoors till the sun has set/is setting

Swigging cider is much more fun when it's done al fresco.

fancy pigeon

El Weirdo wrote: »

Like with me cock and balls out and stuff?

When nature calls...

whisky_galore

Yes, I'm a complete Naturist.

koumi

I love all the nature, I love the trees, I love the flowers, I love all the green and the mountains and the sea, I love the sky and the sun especially when it dapples light across the landscape, or casts shadows on my garden through the leaves. I love all the fresh spring buds and the sight of new growth and life right now and I know I will love it just as much in autumn when the air is crispier and things are different. I even love the rain. Yes. I do.

Winterlong

koumi wrote: »

I love all the nature, I love the trees, I love the flowers, I love all the green and the mountains and the sea, I love the sky and the sun especially when it dapples light across the landscape, or casts shadows on my garden through the leaves. I love all the fresh spring buds and the sight of new growth and life right now and I know I will love it just as much in autumn when the air is crispier and things are different. I even love the rain. Yes. I do.

You are saying what I want to say a lot more eloquently than I can.

circadian

Atari Jaguar.

gramar

...the nature....Using the definite article just doesn't sound right to me.
I like the outdoors.

RobertKK

I don't like naturists, why are they all near ugly?

I do love nature though.

hungry hypno toad

circadian wrote: »

Atari Jaguar.

Commodore Amiga 500 Plus FTW!!!

razorblunt

Yes, I live in Scotland so it would be an absolute shame if I didn't!
Having a dog is a great excuse to get out and go on great walks.

We're heading on a driving holiday for a few days in the summer, all stops are planned around decent walks. Might try and "bag my first Munro" as the locals say.

red ears

badabing106 wrote: »

I do

I thanked this op because it made me laugh.

ToddyDoody

I certainly do.. but only at night.

topper75

Nothing is better after a week of fighting, undercutting, backstabbing, double-crossing, downsizing, firing, buying, and selling in the concrete jungle than a gentle stroll in a calm, wooded glen with the raindrops dripping softly from the leaves.

Recharges me, so I can start again Monday.

Love nature.

WoollyRedHat

Em no, the trees are shady characters. Also it's like trench warfare when exposed to the elements, there is a constant fear of getting wet or soiled by the excrement of a pigeon.

Your Face

I do the walk in the nature.

LordSutch

badabing106 wrote: »

Do you like walking in the Nature?

Sounds like a 1970s advert for a Scandinavian nudest colony.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Yes I love getting lost up in the Slieve Blooms.

I park up at Cadamstown and hike up into nature. No humans around, just the deer and other assorted woodlife. Magic.

whoopsadoodles

razorblunt wrote: »

Yes, I live in Scotland so it would be an absolute shame if I didn't!
Having a dog is a great excuse to get out and go on great walks.

We're heading on a driving holiday for a few days in the summer, all stops are planned around decent walks. Might try and "bag my first Munro" as the locals say.

I drove from south wales to glasgow a couple of years ago. Stopping along the way in little villages and staying in the most gorgeous Inn at the top of a fell in the lake district. Then got the boat back to Northern Ireland and drove the coast to Donegal. Slieve League as mentioned already was on the list. On then to stunning Sligo before heading back to Dublin.

Some trip!

_Kaiser_

Actually I never feel any desire to go for a walk generally, let alone to be amongst nature. Guess that's my city/urban upbringing and driving everywhere these days.

Don't get me wrong, I've been places where I thought "this is a nice spot", but I'd never feel the need to actively go look for them either. Take today for example - I'm off work, no plans but I won't be doing much more than some domestic chores and catching up on last night's US TV.

It could also be that I don't generally go anywhere without an objective/destination in mind - like I wouldn't go to the shops for a look, I'd be going to buy something or I wouldn't go for a drive for the spin, I'd be heading somewhere specific.

Ah well!

hungry hypno toad wrote: »

Commodore Amiga 500 Plus FTW!!!

Nah.. the original 500 was the best. The Plus had the same compatibility issues with some games as the 600 if I remember right.

whoopsadoodles

I couldn't really live in a better place tbh. I have everything on my doorstep. I live right between the sea and the mountains. Minutes walk from either. Minutes drives (or slightly longer walks/runs) from some of the most spectacular views on the East Coast. I love it. I love the beauty of this wee Isle.

Erik Shin

I prefer man made beauty tbh,
Walking in a forest cannot compare to wandering around a museum or somewhere like Pena palace

tomwaterford

Erik Shin wrote: »

I prefer man made beauty tbh,
Walking in a forest cannot compare to wandering around a museum or somewhere like Pena palace

Dunno.
..I love being outside...once had reason to spend half a day gathering sheep with a friend in the more remote parts of the nine valley and I'd love chance to walk out there again

....Ireland has some amazing scenery-only it's soo cold


Recently visited here (excuse the quality,only cameraphone)

koumi

tomwaterford wrote: »

Recently visited here (excuse the quality,only cameraphone)

breath taking