nature walks at 3am

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When I was much younger, I enjoyed late night walks around the town and wooded areas. Starting at around 2 or 3am. I'd walk and walk until I was exhausted. Then I'd walk back home just as the sun came up. It was cathartic.

I had a lot of anger back then, and this helped vent it.

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I still like walking but not at 2 or 3 am! Then I am safely tucked up in bed.
Fortunately I can walk with my Gudie Dog Eden in the local areas, or maybe further afield when we take the bus or train
 
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I still like walking but not at 2 or 3 am! Then I am safely tucked up in bed.
Fortunately I can walk with my Gudie Dog Eden in the local areas, or maybe further afield when we take the bus or train
I've always preferred night time. People say I'm a vampire. hehe
 
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He is. Right now he's curled up on his bed waiting for the washing to finish, me to hang it up outside then he can take me out for 'walkies'. We have to go shopping & also to the library
 
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Yeah I gave up my licence about 10 years ago when my eyesight fell below the minimum required safety standard. These days eithe rpeople give us a lift, or we usually go by public transport - fortunately the buses around here are pretty good, althuogh we have been on the high speed long distance trains a couple of times recently. Eden actually really loves those as they have a 'doggie spot' for Assistance Dogs in one of the carriages in 1st class.
 
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Yeah I gave up my licence about 10 years ago when my eyesight fell below the minimum required safety standard. These days eithe rpeople give us a lift, or we usually go by public transport - fortunately the buses around here are pretty good, althuogh we have been on the high speed long distance trains a couple of times recently. Eden actually really loves those as they have a 'doggie spot' for Assistance Dogs in one of the carriages in 1st class.
Aww hehe There is no public transport here. Too poor!! lol
 
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It's pretty good here, and being disabled I get free bus journeys other than at rush hour, and subsidised train fares. And Eden goes completely free!
 
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I've heard of dogs that do that, live permanently indoors and can use a litter tray or equivalent. What breed is she?
 
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She's a Blue Heeler mix. Her ears are floppy. hehehe She does chase the cats when they run across the floor. We are trying to teach her not to. lol
 
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I don't know what a Blue Heeler is? Is she a small, medium or large dog? Obviously, small dogs are easier to train and to keep inside most of the time. Be permanent 'house hounds'
 
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She's medium sized. A Blue Heeler is an Australian Cattle Dog. :)
 
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I don't know that sort of dog, but I have a fair mind of the size. You are lucky that she has taken to being a 'house hound' and never having to go outside
 
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