When was your last walk/hike?

I’m glad you’re both getting out there - post pics if you take any :smiley:

Diet can play a part in this OGF, many people feel leaky gut (gut permeability) is a major contributor. Foods high in sugar and carbs may be worth avoiding. There’s also a book called the GAPS book that you may want to look at :smiley:

I bet that was it Mart. When I restart my walks I build up to them - first go along the cycle path for a few days, then when I start my hikes, do a qtr of what I usually do first, then half (and repeat for a couple of days) then can do the full hike. If I jump straight to a 6 hours hike it’d feel like I’ve done a heavy gym session and my legs will be like jelly :lol:

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Thanks Azz I’ll look it up.
Doctor put me on Allopurinol at the back end of 2023 and I didn’t have an attack of gout all of 2024. Then in february of this year I had some angina like symptoms and was sent off to hospital where they injected me with ‘Heparin’ a blood thinning medication. The downside was that heparin increases the level of uric acid and three days later I had the worst attack of gout that I’ve ever had. I was almost bed bound with it for three weeks, the pain was excruciating. I would much rather endure the pain from a heart attack than gout.
I’m hopeful that I can control it from now on. I know the causes, the foods to avoid, and how long it takes high levels of uric acid to manifest itself into a painful attack.
Thanks for the recommendation Azz, you can never have too much knowledge…
:+1:

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This mornings walk along the canal towpath and down Moor Lane…
Some very nice blossoms appearing on Hawthorn and Horse Chestnut…

And a circuit around the local church…

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Ain’t got time for a hike :grin:

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Hop you feel better soon Bob :hugs: If you do get the book let me know what you think! :smiley:

Looks lovely, and so flat! Would have been perfect for Rocky as he had a steel plate put in his knee and wasn’t supposed to do hill walks.

Make time!! :yum:

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There’s more to life than tinned beer & fast food.

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I’m always being told to take a hike. So good of her to think about my health. :thinking:

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Too busy walking :grin:

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Not if you’re into exploding myths :grin:

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You mean a real one? That would have to be the day i ended up in the hospital with an acute knee proteas operation 3 years ago.

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Some pics from the other day… some kids had started a fire leaving everything looking a little eery:

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My last walk or hike was this morning. We went on an old railroad trail that follows the Atlantic Ocean.





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That countryside looks amazing Chelsea…
Thanks for posting.
:+1:

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24000 paces, don’t matter if it’s picturesque, the paces are indiscriminate :walking_man:

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Agree… it looks amazing! :007:

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This year I think I’m long overdue a good ramble in the wild places…
:walking_man:

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Be sure to take pics and work your way up to it Bob :023:

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Perhaps you could do some Trig hunting. :grinning:

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I walk most days Azz with a five miler on Sundays, but they have only been local ones this year. I do miss the wild places, and if I don’t get my finger out soon, the weather will start to change and get colder. Mrs Fox and me are coming to Llandudno in a couple of weeks so I’m sure we’ll be able to put in a couple of long ones. Last time we went there Mrs Fox wasn’t up to the climb up the Great Orme so she took the tram while I walked up on my own.
I’ll have another go this year…With plenty of photos…
:+1:

Yeah, I’ve missed not doing any Trigs this year yet Mr Smith.
There are a couple of popular ones that I visited many times when I was fell running, but they don’t count until I’ve done them again and took photos and logged the numbers. They are at the top of very steep climbs though…
:mountain_snow:

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Last time I was up that way I was a kid so I will look forward to seeing the photos Bob :icon_biggrin:

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