Russell, Ontario
This
Trail
This trail is quite the well-maintained
path, running between the towns of Russell and Embrun. It’s canopied with deciduous
trees and has a creek at its side. Flat is the land. It makes it smooth for sauntering.
Poison ivy lines the edges which keeps humans out, but on the trail. Another
downside is the healthy presence of mosquitoes, but truly if you keep moving
you’ll be okay.
I used the trail as my office. With my cell
phone, I get all business taken care of. No traffic could disturb me. It was a
trek in solitude for a two hour chunk of the afternoon. https://instagram.com/p/BWclSJql1hB/
I usually get thrilled when I see a town
such as Russell get progressive by providing alternatives for walkers and
cyclists.
Lorrel Elian of Saskatoon conducted a one
hour live interview this evening. It’s a regular broadcast / podcast, explaining
the topic of transformation. https://www.facebook.com/lorrelelian/videos/1713223852024467/ She, like myself, was raised on a farm. Rodeo
was the culture she was groomed in. She told me she married a cowboy. I’ve met
Larry before. He’s a very passive person.
I’m mentioning these points since, as cattle
farmers, we’ve transformed, Larry, Lorrel and I. Going from hard to gentle is
definitely a change. In regard to hardness, there is a place for it. It’s
always a decent practice to be hard or firm on yourself but light on others. People
will get inspired by another’s self-discipline. Example is better than precept.
May the Source be with you!
10 km
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