Ingleborough
Yesterday as I was sick of tension and arguing from the previous day out I decided to go a walk on my own. Ive driven past this viaduct all my life and never stopped to walk up the foot path next to it to gain a different perspective. For instance I hadnt noticed it was built on a curve. I always though it looked straight. Its an extremely popular foot path at a weekend so it was nice to go on a week day when it was quiet. The strange thing about the railways around here was that it wasnt long after there completion that the motor car was invented. Quite sad considering the many workers or " navies " that died building them. Many were paid in beer which I doubt helped health and safety...lol
I have a few days on my own now and Im keen to look at other local attraction that I just havent seen much, the Yorkshire dales being one. Its funny how something local is overlooked just because its near. I feel a strong pull to do this. If you are on your own you have time to look at things at your leisure and examine things more closely. I feel ive spent a lot of time on my own these last few months wandering feeling uneasy or worse. There is more pleasure in it now once the anxiety wears off, and it does through exercise. Its the exercise of work im missing to burn it off. I can see why people who dont have physical jobs hike ect now. To be honest if im walking its a sign I'm in a tribulation. I am not a natural walker at all.