I don’t know if it’s the same with you guys, but in summer, I’m rarely hungry and the only thing that I usually fancy is gazpacho, my reddish golden cold soup 0r a refreshing apperitive with a cold beer, cheese, olives and easy healthy dips that go well with light vegetables or fruits.
Last Saturday El Hombre and I went for a day trip. It’s Summer!! And once settled down in the new house, we decided to go for a hike following the Thames Path.
I didn’t really know how big this trail was until last Saturday, when I saw National trail sings everywhere. It’s 184 miles long! Funny enough, I have done this trail myself many times before without knowing it.
When living in London, I used to go for long walks by the river: Tower of London to Big Ben, Millenium bridge to Pimlico, Hammersmith to Richmond, among others. El Hombre was wondering what is it that I like it so much. Well, the answer is I don’t know. I just love being around water.
El sábado pasado nos fuimos de paseo con el Hombre. Decidimos hacer un trozo del Thames Path, que como bien indica, va por la orilla del río Támesis. No sabía que era tan oficial como para ser una ruta nacional, equivalente a los GR españoles, pero la verdad es que tiene todo el sentido del mundo. Y sin querer, ya había hecho varias partes de él cuando vivía en Londres.
So I found a very good route on this website, walkingclub.org.uk, Reading to Henley-on-the-Thames, about 11 miles, and we just simply did it.
The route was very well described, step by step. We started in Reading walked by Sooning, then Shiplake. We stopped for berries, wheat or anything that could go into our mouths. We were amazed with some of the houses we saw (mansions) but, overall, the boats.
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