A beautiful morning for a scoot along the prom.
Things I've learned.
1) I am a left-footed scoot-er. On empty stretches I am practising with my right foot but I seem to have less control so I wobble about. But I need to be ambilegstrous otherwise I will have one leg stronger than the other and walk in circles all day.
2) People aren't very fond of scoot-ers. My smiles/hellos received very little response (except from older gentlemen?) so I assume scoot-ers are put in the same category as cyclists.
3) I should have waited until after scooting to shower.
I was happy though, scooting along with a big grin on my face. (Maybe that's why the walkers avoided me ...)
6 comments:
Perfect! You go woman!
Maybe you should put a little bike bell on the scooter's handlebars so people can hear you coming up behind you. I hate it too when cyclists/scooters come up behind me with no warning.
You keep on scootin' and know you are exercising and those others are not!
Thanks. Marie.
Yes, a bell! Or big tooty horn! I wouldn't have minded, Debra, but the prom is sectioned for walkers and things on wheels, so i was on the right bit and keeping well away from everyone.
Absolutely, Pam.
Since you are learning Welsh,Liz, practice saying Skgwter ;-)
Scootering is fun, but one leg does get the brunt of the workout. ☺️
PipeTobacco
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