I haven’t done much walking recently, but I did manage to get a few stationary miles in today at Southport Hospital, taking what is known as a ‘treadmill test’. This is a bit like going on a stepping machine at the gym, but with wires stuck on one’s chest, and lie-detector lines being drawn on [...]
Posts Tagged ‘southport’
Broken hearted I will wander
Posted in sidetrips, Uncategorized, tagged angina, southport on February 11, 2010 | 10 Comments »
Approaching Liverpool
Posted in Memory, Route, tagged liverpool, pam russell, southport on January 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
“Liverpool is at once a myth and a reality. People’s ideas of Liverpool must vary because Liverpool itself is both mythical and grittily real. There is so much to think about in Liverpool: so much to imagine. Liverpool isn’t just a World in One City – it’s as many worlds as you can envisage. Liverpool [...]
Pier to Pier networking
Posted in Route, tagged brighton, pier, southport, transpennine on January 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Starting to plan this walk, I need to do a few things. Some idea of route will help, including a start and end point. Commencing at the end, the plan is to return to my birthplace. Brighton Maternity Hospital is no longer there; I could (and probably will) peer at the office block on the [...]