Narrow | Dis Ekke
Posted by HesterLeyNel in WPChallenge	≈ 19 Kommentaar
Sleutelwoordealley, beach, path to the beach, stairway, stepping stones	Narrow
19 thoughts on “Narrow”	aj vosse said:	2016-08-07 om 1:30 nm	Baie mooi maar… oooo vrokkies… my rug is af net van dink aan al daai trappe!
Stairs and I don’t go well! My old back and rugby knees have me muttering things like “I hate stairs” every time I have to defy gravity and go up! LikeLiked by 1 person
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-07 om 1:47 nm	Ek rus so drie of vier keer voordat ek tongslepend bo uitkom.
aj vosse said:	2016-08-07 om 2:07 nm	Die ding is… julle gaan so dikwils strand toe dat julle almal nou fiks genoeg is vir ‘n maraton!! 😉
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-07 om 2:30 nm	Comrades 😀 ? Neeeee. Omdat die strande so vuil is, het ons so ‘n paar dae gelede met die treinspoor langs oor die Mtwalumerivier geloop. Ons huppel so van een spoorstaaf na die ander (hulle is so min of meer ‘n tree uitmekaar) en ons loop maar vinnig, omkyk, omkyk vir die trein, want daar is min padgeeplek – daar is ‘n platformpie so elke 100 meter waarheen jy hol as jy die trein hoor. Met al die gehuppel en die gestres, was my kuite vir twee dae so seer dat my arme man op krukke die hond moes uitneem vir sy middernagpiepie. Jy’s nooit regtig so fiks soos wat jy dink nie.
aj vosse said:	2016-08-07 om 2:58 nm	Klink my na teveel stress en straf! LikeLiked by 1 person
Tannie Frannie said:	2016-08-05 om 9:12 nm	Mal oor daai foto! Ek kan ampertjies die see hoor…
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-06 om 7:52 vm	Wel. om jou verbeelding aan te wakker – die see se gedruis is baie waarneembaar in daardie stegie. Soos jy weet, is die treinspoor aan die onderkant en die see klink net soos die trein wat aangerol kom. In die begin kon ons die klanke nie lekker onderskei nie en het elke keer omgedraai en teruggenael, hopende om die trein te sien 😀 Met al die bome en bosse hier rond, hoor ons altyd die trein se fluit, maar kan ons hom nie sien tensy hy oor die rivierbrug ry nie.
rondomtaliedraai said:	2016-08-05 om 7:22 nm	Eish en as ek nou kom koffiedrink verwag jy dat ek daai trappies moet doen? … sug… ek voel daai miltsteek van Plasie aankom
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-05 om 8:29 nm	Ons het paaie tot by ons huise … ons is beskaafd (soort van). Dis net ons strande wat baie versigtig weggesteek word.
colinandray said:	2016-08-05 om 3:16 nm	I guess the “forced exercise” is a good thing. but what happens if you are incapacitated for a while…. I guess you hibernate???
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-05 om 4:10 nm	Eeeew and then we suffer from cabin fever. 😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
Abrie Joubert said:	2016-08-05 om 1:12 nm	In die dae van my jeug lank lank gelede het ek half marathons gedoen en hardloop steeds op die murbalbaan. Weet hou dit lyk as iemand hardloop en jy hardloop…!
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-05 om 2:31 nm	Half marathons! – behoede my. Mens raak gewoond aan oefening. Ons was nou ‘n paar dae vasgekeer in die huis as gevolg van bitter slegte weer; vanoggend het ons weer geloop tot by die Fafarivier – te heerlik.
Abrie Joubert said:	2016-08-05 om 2:34 nm	Lekker!
Korrelkop Kahuna said:	2016-08-05 om 12:47 nm	Ek het skoon miltsteek net van die inskrywing lees.
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-05 om 2:28 nm	Haha, ek geniet dit nogal deesdae. Dis net, daarvandaan moet ons teen ‘n steil bult uitloop om by die huis te kom en dis waar ek soms steeks raak. My dogter noem dit Polly Shorts (na die Comrades Marathon se rugbreker); ek noem dit sommer Polly Shits.
perdebytjie said:	2016-08-05 om 11:33 vm	Jy is seker superfiks teen hierdie tyd,Hester!
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-08-05 om 11:57 vm	😀 Redelik, maar as ek lui word, ry ons na een van die ander strande toe waar ons naderby kan parkeer!
perdebytjie said:	2016-08-05 om 12:36 nm	Dit sou my modus operandi gewees het..lol!
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