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In the context of the final countdown for Friday’s flight to the Himalaya, a bank holiday stroll on the Malvern Hills seemed a little absurd. It’s all the same thing really - same muscles, camaraderie, sense of space. India, though, will be bigger, and maybe a little less green.

Re-reading Carver in a local café. I still love the clarity but today the topics bore me.

The views from yesterday’s ski tour were glorious. But see pics two and three for the less than perfect route to get there...

....and today I’ve felt strong again. Not as fast as I’d have liked, but solid, and the outing was as enjoyable as any day can be when you’ve resorted to counting every uphill step in a bid to keep the momentum. Views were incredible, the downhill was a joy, and I now once again have faith that my body can do this. So the preparation goes.

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katejarmstrong in Uncategorized August 9, 2017 5 Words

Booker Prize Review: Autumn, by Ali Smith (Hmmm.)

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