It's not simple to go out for a walk in the countryside during this winter days in which weather seems completely out of mind. Temperature sudden varies: from a polar cold to a tropical warm just in few hours. Above all it rains a lot for days making impossible any walk also because country roads are full of water and mud.
However, when rain stops and, possibly, there are some hours of sun, in the weekend I try always to exploit the moment to make a, even short, walk in the countryside.
Landscape is always beautiful and an outdoor walking is always worth making with my woodstick, my haversack and, I've got to admit it, also an umbrella.
Because countryroads are in so bad conditions, I prefer to use solitary asphalted roads just not to sink in the mud or drown in some enormous puddle.
However, at the end of my walk along these solitary country roards, it's beautiful to go back home before the sunset where a warm fire is sparklin' in the chimney and my family and some friends are waiting for me to have a good time together in the evening.
Landscape is always beautiful and an outdoor walking is always worth making with my woodstick, my haversack and, I've got to admit it, also an umbrella.
Because countryroads are in so bad conditions, I prefer to use solitary asphalted roads just not to sink in the mud or drown in some enormous puddle.
However, at the end of my walk along these solitary country roards, it's beautiful to go back home before the sunset where a warm fire is sparklin' in the chimney and my family and some friends are waiting for me to have a good time together in the evening.