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emmasfriend · 46-50, F
The Shipwright's Way

cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
There is one about 3 miles away in a wilderness park. A park where meth addicts like to camp out. So no thanks to walking there. They found a body a few years ago, the man had frozen to death in the winter and in the early spring a lady decided to go for a walk and discovered him. The police have cleared out the camp several times but they keep coming back.
peterlee · M
@cherokeepatti That’s a shame.

The canal paths are often like that in England, especially in the industrial towns.

My paths are rural, undulating. Few people use them.
cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
@peterlee I was sent a parks survey from a survey company that contracted with the city about 4 years ago. They were asking how often I frequented parks, the reasons I would go, the reasons I didn’t go etc. I told them I didn’t feel safe at the local parks near my home. Too many transients walking around or hanging out in them fouling up restrooms, dropped used needles on the ground etc. They can be very hostile if encountered with a fake friendliness leading up to asking for money. I was walking several times a week and there’s a small park about 6 blocks away. It backs up to a dense wooded strip bordering the park. I used to sit down on a bench and rest or whatever when I needed to. The last time I walked near that park I had a very eerie & strong feeling that I was being watched. The woods (with paths) are dark enough that if someone was in there watching me I couldn’t have seen them. I know that transients are sleeping there, evidence of that according to the police. Anyway I walked as fast as I could and left. A couple years later the same thing happened to my neighbor and she was scared enough that she said she wouldn’t walk there again. There is a new residential area across the street but that didn’t make us feel any safer. There are sex offenders and violent offenders that aren’t allowed into the shelters and they end up staying in densely wooded areas. A Walmart is a short walk away on the other side of those woods, they go there and steal spray paint to sniff and throw away the empty cans in the woods.
Gusman · 61-69, M
I am surrounded by nature walks here in Perth and Greater Perth.
Myriads of near-by National Parks.
Plenty of forested parks with kms of trails.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@Gusman Perth is a beautiful city for nature...😷
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
Just down the road, I live in a semi-rural area in a village with a nature trail running through our town.
the greenway is a ten minute walk for me. i walk it quite often.
Carla · 61-69, F
Out my back door.
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
Old shallow sand quarries that were abandoned then filed with water. They are surrounded by woods and swamps, and even have beaver dams!
peterlee · M
@JoyfulSilence Interesting terrain. Very different from Southern England.
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
@peterlee

Yes. No downs here!
jackjones68 · 51-55, M
valentinesdaywife · 41-45, F
literally down the block!
AngelaR80 · 41-45, F
Saxon Shore Way, North Downs Way, Stour Valley Walk etc
peterlee · M
@AngelaR80 The Stour Valley Walk lovely near Godmersham. As is the Pilgrims Way.
Ohplease47 · F
Lets travel in our heads, get lost in a romantic countryside and heal from every modern fear...
meggie · F
The Lower Leas Coastal Parh is 5 mins walk
peterlee · M
@meggie Has it been battered by the sea?
meggie · F
@peterlee i dont think so, but I'm moving there on Tuesday, so it will be my nearest nature walk I think.

 
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