Stress relief

[tech58]

OLD,s i have hunted and eaten a lot of wild game. A wild goose is nothing like the farm raised ones you can buy. Less fat,tougher due to flying and moving a lot,distinct gamey taste,which is what some people love. The commercial version is an entirely different species,fatter,more mild flavored, due probably to being grain fed and pen raised.

Nice looking track/path for your exercise. I love running outdoors, but the concrete bothers my hips so 90% of the time i am on my cushioned treadmill.

Enjoy and stay safe.

[Carcounter]

CanadianGeese are disgusting creatures. All they do is eat and crap all over

[tech58]

They do a lot of that. Do you like chicken? If so you you might not want to visit a fryer farm.

[olds442jetaway]

Yep. We call the geese poopers. On the other hand you can smell a chicken farm a mile away. You never quite get used to it. Cow manure no problem. Doesn’t bother me at all yeah Tech, the concrete or any pavement is rough on everything. That’s why I mostly do a fast pace walk and just trot for a short distance. Never could get used to treadmills and so forth. Bought a NordicTrack many years ago. Had the electrical gadgets with it. Think we only used it the first week

[OTABILL]

Wish I had my old Nordic Track. No electrical gadgets. Was just a simple "ski" machine. Got the best stress relief using it. Gave it away when I moved to AZ.

[olds442jetaway]

We are both up late OTA. I’m so used to playing vp all night at the casino when there is hardly any smoke, I’m all outta kilter.

[tech58]

Olds i also much prefer outdoors over a treadmill.
When at my camp in northern MI., with no pavement around i'm OK.
But after 52 years, and countless thousands of miles, training for racing thru 26.2,the hard surfaces bother my hips.

[olds442jetaway]

Mine too off and on. Mostly on steep stairs. After awhile, it mostly goes away. Guess that’s why I still like to climb the rocks at the beach. The salt air, sound of the waves or tidal flows, creatures big and small, etc. Helps with the balance too. Just have to remember to stay off the green stuff. I know from the scars from years ago, slipping and falling on that stuff is not like a kids slip’n slide in one’s backyard. I guess it was about 20 years ago while walking out at low tide on a wet seaweed covered granite jetty I took a real tumble bumping into barnacle encrusted granite all the way down. Guess I lost a half pint of blood before I got home, but I held my rod and reel upright and away from everything. Crazy, that’s all I was concerned about on the way down.

[tech58]

Hip discomfort on the back side of joint that comes and goes?
When mine started about 10 years ago, i asked my doctor and he said it was bursitis and not cartilage.

I fish at night on trout rivers, and have taken my share of falls. Not always able to protect my fly-rod.
My favorite has been broken and repaired in 5 places.

[olds442jetaway]

Yep. I cant believe years ago in a stream, I broke my Great Grandfather’s bamboo fly rod. It splintered. We never had it repaired unfortunately. Still make my own wet flies. Just need a magnifier nowdays.