GET Walking Week is shuffling towards us – from Saturday, May 4 – and to mark it, Greenwich Shopping Park has put in the yards to find the best walks locally, and the kit to make it great.
A walk in the park
With Greenwich Park right on the doorstep, there is no excuse not to get involved. Why not make it a family affair and get the children excited about walking? Take them for a stroll around the flower lined paths and roman ruins, and if their little legs get tired, take a boat trip out on the lake.
Don’t forget...to capture the moment. Boots has a wide range of cameras, like this Canon PowerShot A2300 with 5x optical zoom, £81.75, so you can capture your memories and share with friends.
These boots are made for walking
If you are looking for something a little more challenging then take a five mile walk along the Thames Path as it winds its way through some of the most evocative spots on the historic riverbank. Start out at Tower Bridge and finish at Greenwich Foot Tunnel on the North Bank.
Don’t forget...to wear the appropriate footwear. Keep your feet comfortable in these Storm ladies Weathertite walking shoes, £59.99 from SportsDirect.com.
Walk that walk
No time? Walking is an easy exercise to fit into your daily lifestyle so get involved with Get Walking Week by swapping your car for your trainers. Whether you take a short walk at lunchtime or walk all or part of the way to work, it can make a real difference to your health and wellbeing.
Don’t forget...to turn up the tunes. Make the journey go faster by listening to your favourite tracks with a selection of top brand MP3’s, like the iPod shuffle, £39.99 from Maplin, available in a range of colours.
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