Chicken pie, lockdown day 1

It's hard to imagine that there is so much unknown and uncertainty in the world right now when I can walk the dog, albeit once a day, to some so peaceful as this:

It was so peaceful out that we walked 2 5 miles played hunt the dummy with the dog for ages in the woods and then headed home watching the tractors working in the fields as we walked. A normal walk, in what appears to be a normal day, but isn't.
Very surreal and disturbing to think of the situation the world is in.
What are you doing to keep yourself well in this time?


In other news, rubber chicken is going strong. Tonight's tea was chicken pie

Yes I did slightly burn the crusts but it still tasted good, and there are 2 generous slices in the freezer for another day. So that is 8 meals so far, and still more in the fridge from that one little reduced chicken. 

Walkies

The dog goes home today so Stephanie and I decided that we would take her for one last walk. We went out to a local recreation field which leads to a woods, through to the beach and back home. It is a walk I have not completed since I was younger. I wasn't entirely sure if it was still possible to follow the river all the way along, we found out that it is. Along the way we met my cousin who lives up the road he decided that he was going to come too. He seemed to have as much fun playing with Stephanie along the way as she did.

A lovely circular walk rougly 3.5 miles altogether from my house. There were more sights along the way but we were so busy chatting/ playing as we walked that I forgot to take photographs. Maybe next time! Much of the walk was along the saxon shore way. I think I may explore more of this over the summer. It is 160 miles long and much of it goes around the peninsular which I live on so exploring it would be easy enough.

Where are your favourite places to explore where you live? If a visitor came by where would you recommend them to visit?