@zauberflote Hills where I am currently are definitely, definitely hillier! Once upon a time, when I was a reluctant and very unfit walker involved with a group of people (for work purposes) who did an annual week's walking together I was always to be seen studying the map for the closeness of the contours each evening to see if there was a way of avoiding climbing ones I deemed too close together.
Now I'm an enthusiastic walker, I still study the map for contours, but am more inclined to just go for it and this time I record my pedometer steps on the spreadsheet as "Total Steps" "Continuous walking for 10 minutes at a reasonable pace" and "Uphill slow uneven territory steps which make my legs ache!" My little pedometer, which whom I am very well pleased, gives good information but doesn't allow for strenuous exercise with fewer steps. Last time I was in Scotland when the pedometer was new, I stuck to recording the information it gave me, and not creating the extra category!
@DJC3 I am Scottish, by ancestry, (traceable on all known sides back to the 1740s!) and love any chance I get to be here. Current work keeps me south of the border, but I do regularly consider coming back when opportunity allows.
The hypos are as much to do with the fact I'm eating a bit differently, both time-wise and content-wise, to make life easier for the cook as to the re-adjusting ratios back to pre-lockdown levels. It's all good...
I think my abs below my waist must still be actually numb from the hernia repair. I can't feel them except right out next to the pelvic bone, and they ought to be sore. It is very strange!
