With determination and warmer days, I’ve hit my walking goal for April.
Several clustered afternoon visits to Onondaga Lake Park led to the sunny day when I first took a left from the Salt Museum parking lot to stride past the easternmost tip and then loop back around Wegmans Landing children’s playground back to the east.
With just a few photo-taking pauses, my eyes spied the 2.0 mileage marker on the trail.
I kept my pace until reaching the Willow Bay parking lot.
The western end has taken on way more water, from rains and wintering, I discovered on this first journey this far.
A placid lake to the right kept me company for my 2-mile walk back to the parking lot adjacent to the Salt Museum.
I will admit to some muscle soreness the morning after.
We’ll see how much further west to the other side of the lake I’ll get my mind to move my body as spring and summer continue.
Mark Bialczak 
Good for you! And goals are great!
4 miles is a lot… awesome job!
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I have a different route in mind for this week’s nicest day, Nance, longer, yes.
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Goals are a good thing, Mark. The best thing about them is you can adjust them on the fly…in this case on the walk!
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Yes, to continue or rest my dogs and turn back, that is the question, Bruce.
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A good walk moves one’s mind. It also clears one’s mind. Cleanses one’s mind. Reboots one’s mind. And more.
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Yes, it’s like unplugging and plugging back in for sure, ladysighs.
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you’re well on your way!
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The next chunk is a mental hurdle for sure, Beth.
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