A family visit to Chester usually means a good walk/bike ride with Andy, but this time with sciatica giving me a hard time something gentle was called for.
So with pain killing tablets swallowed we decided on a flat walk along the River Dee which started from Andy,s home.
Route
As usual there were plenty of people at the Chester end and clearly a rowing event was going to take place.
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Chester weir and cormorant |
As we walked towards Frodsham the crowds thinned out. The footpath near Frodsham was closed because of a land slippage and so we turned back watching the various rowing boats heading upstream to their start. It looked hard work with a strong downstream wind and the river just coming off a high level.
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Hard work |
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A little easier |
Back near Chester and the footbridge across the river we purchased coffee and cake at on the boat houses - very reasonable and welcome.
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The winners |
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warming down |
By the time we reached Andy's home the pain killers were wearing off, frustrating to say the least.
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