Oregon Coast today. (Lincoln City, OR) 2005-current, May 22, 2020, Page 2, Image 2

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T
he re-opening of Lincoln City’s trails and Open Spaces comes as
welcome news to a populace that is starting to exhibit the symptoms of
cabin fever.
Whether you choose to stroll on a city-maintained trail, rough it through
timber lands or breathe in a lungful of ocean air by hitting the beach — the
benefi ts of putting one foot in front of the other are not to be underestimated.
Walking is the best cure in the world for a host of lockdown-related
affl ictions — from boredom and anxiety to cobwebs, crankiness and the
dreaded onset of pandemic poundage.
Walk on your own to fi nd clarity of mind; stroll with a loved one to chat
about something other than what’s for dinner; or set forth with an app to
enliven your outing by searching for hidden geocaches, collecting photos for
citizen-science projects, or letting your mind wander with a podcast.
Let’s all take this one step at a time.
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