January Fun at the Beach

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To continue posting on Walking Nutritionist blog has been recently inspired by one of my dear clients, who suffers of virus-induced CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome).

In an unexpected Christmas gift I received, the card says
"I have a copy of this book and since not being able to travel, it enables me to do so in my own house. Looking at all these wonderful places gives me a similar feeling of curiosity and wonder as when actually travelling. Hope it  can do the same for you."

I would like to dedicate this blog to all my clients with health challenges such as CFS, which prevent them to travel. I hope you like my photos and I hope they give you similar feelings of admiration as if being there.

Coincidentally, these photographs were taken exactly one year ago, on 17.1.17 in North Berwick.































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