a walk to belrose is a far way.
we took the quickest route thanx to 'where to'.
ryan,
howie and i decided we were in need of an adventure, so after much discussion, somehow or other we had decided to catch the train to chatswood and walk to belrose, and for those who don't live in belrose, walk home again. jo french lent me some shoes and socks as i was wearing thongs - not very suitable for a walking adventure. i was also in a skirt. its a rare occasion I wear a skirt, trusting it to be the night we go on an adventure.
supplies were gotten at woolworths - hommos, home brand jatz, oreos, an apple and some nectrins, corn thins, natural jelly beans and our mascot bobo the elephant. and we had some water too.
we hopped on the train and
david was called, with a quick dash to wiatara, he was with us.
off the train we got at chatswood, with much excitement we began the journey. nothing much blogable, just walking walking walking.....and ryan looked for something to tie bobo to so he too could enjoy the walk.....walking walking.....till we got to rosevile bridge and it was picnic time. we were going to walk down to the big park place thats under the bridge, but there were people there, and we thought that if people were in a park at that hour they might be scary, so we rested on a little grass bit on the side of the road down to the park. we ate and played frisbee for a while. david brought a torch with him which came in handy when the frisbee dissapeared into the bushes and what not.
and then we set off again. howie and i tended to be at the back of our walking brigade, as howie has injured feet from silyness on a flying fox and im just slow. david was wanting to keep moving and ryan was just energetic so they headed up the front for the most of the time.
we followed our map we printed out and finally made it to my house.
a quick trip inside, a quiet trip also in order to not wake barbs too much. had a drink, looked down stairs for other forms of transport such as scooters, unfortunatly nothing was found, and then the boys left. i did try and convience them to stay and catch public transport again when it started in the morning, but they were commited to the trek and off they went again.
i reckon if i could smell, i would say that we all smelt pretty darn bad.
we got on a train at hornsby about 10:50pm, the boys left my kitchen at 2:50am...thats 3 hours including a picnic. pretty good going if i say so myself.
so to drive to hornsby its about 20-30minutes
to catch public transport its about an hour
and to walk and have a picnic in the middle of the night, its about 3 hours.
now i know, good stuff.