The geese, sublime in
perfect V formation look so beautiful and are a symbol: on their journey too; for although the river
is still frozen, this is such a happy time (hey are too, returning to France at
the start of the eternal spring migration. How many thousands of years has this
been happening? Please let's look after the natural world, so the children 1000
years from now will also be able to see this St Florentin is on the migration
course v special.... Monsieur Chevance tells me the geese can travel at 100kms
an hour with the wind behind them. They
wheel around until they catch the wind's path.
I'm so happy
and appreciate the treatment for knee - feel full of energy and am determined
to be as strong as I can. I couldn't have done it without all the fantastic
support from all around the world, and the great kindness right here in St
Florentin.
This pic and next
pics show wonderful Monsieur et Madame Chevance and Monsieur Patrick Pasquier on arrival back at
St Florentin and Icebird and me just before I set off today I am so grateful to
them and to the magnificent Croix Rouge, The Red Cross for helping me so much
especially for looking after Icebird while I was in UK. I left about 5pm. Did 6.69kms. (I THOUGHT IT WAS 7 MILES - (V OPTIMISTIC!)
.BUT THEN. REMEMBERED THAT MY NEW PEDOMETER IS IN KMS, BUT STILL GOOD START
ACHIEVED IN ONLY ABOUT ONE HOUR AND A HALF. IT RE PROGRESS/SCHEDULE - IT ALL
WILL DEPEND ON HOW THE KNEE REACTS TOMORROW. Great not to be in crutches. More
news tomorrow. Rosie
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