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| Date | Distance (Minutes) | from/to |
| January 11 | 20 | Insch to Auchleven |
| January 13 | 20 | Auchleven |
| January 15 | 20 | road to Keig |
| January 17 | 20 | road to Keig |
| January 19 | 20 | road to Keig |
| cumulative total (since Dec. 30/21) | 190 | |
Continuing on my virtual travel in Scotland while on my Stationary Bike at home: this week I cycled every second day and increased my time to 20 minutes per session. Travel in the country side is very much like travel here in New Brunswick.
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Along the road are plants that seem familiar. This is probably a relative of our fireweed.
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Along the road are plantations of what I think must be Christmas trees. Acres and acres of Christmas trees.
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Crossed a couple of streams, called Burns.
Occasionally I see forested areas and I love the older, bigger trees. Perhaps some were there in the 1700s when my ancestors lived here.
On Friday, I will reach Keig, a possible birthplace of my third great-grandfather John Clarke.
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Stay well,
Alexandra
Alexandra 