Walkies with a View

Continuing my exercise regime with walks around my village, I managed what I call the loop. It's about half a mile circular route which includes a slight incline into this estate.

There are some great views of the hills behind the village and with the blue skies and warmth, it seem ages since we had snow and frost, but it was only 2 weeks ago.

This small estate has these bungalows belonging to the local council and used for the elderly or disabled people that need single floor dwelling. I have lived in my own private bungalow for 36 years, love it with no stairs to climb.

Have you ever wondered where the word bungalow comes from? Well whilst building some houses the local builders ran out of bricks, The boss said that's not a problem, just "Bung-a-low roof on it", hence bungalow.

But do you believe me?

[Bep]

What a lovely blue sky!
I would love to believe you, Heather...

[Granny7(Denise)]

So glad you are getting out and about.

[carol white]

Love your definition of bungalow

[Kathie]

I believe every word you say, Heather. Shouldn’t I? 😳

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

@gijsje @denful @carolmw @kathiecb Thank you all for your comments.

[Peter Dulis]

Wow - you grass is so green - we still have lots of snow in Toronto, Canada

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

@pdulis Not been to Toronto Peter, but did work in Calgary for 10 days with deep snow and -21 Degrees C. in 1997 and was my favourite country to visit.