Author Yvette Keller Announces Publication of "Douglas Adams' London" Literary Guide
/PRNewswire/ -- Yvette Keller is a lifelong fan of the British writer, Douglas Adams, best known for the 5-book, science fiction humor "trilogy," The...
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/PRNewswire/ -- Yvette Keller is a lifelong fan of the British writer, Douglas Adams, best known for the 5-book, science fiction humor "trilogy," The...
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Joys of walking | Snowdrops | Central heating | Salisbury Cathedral Dog walkers in Queen’s Park, Glasgow. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Dog walkers in Queen’s Park, Glasgow. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Letters Tue 19 Jan 2021 11.18 EST Last modified on Tue 19 Jan 2021 12.19 EST Ben Olins says that he does not understand people “who walk the same route over and over” (The joy of steps: 20 ways to give purpose to your daily walk, 18 January). One aspect of repeated walks in my local park for 10 months is that I swap a cheery “good morning” with about a dozen ...
Last modified on Tue 19 Jan 2021 04.45 EST The weather is rubbish, there is nowhere to go and, bereft of the joys of spring, the daily lockdown walk can feel pointless. But, of course, it is not: the mental and physical health perks of exercise are immune to seasonal changes. We need to gallivant around outside in daylight so that our circadian rhythms can regulate sleep and alertness. (Yes, even when the sky is resolutely leaden, it is still technically daylight.) Walking warms you up, too; when you get back indoors, it will feel positively tropical. But if meeting these basic needs isn’t ...