A Walk - perhaps not?

I thought I was getting organised for the Scottish walk until a "virus thing" decided to rear its ugly little head and send the whole of the world into a panic and lock down. Flights are cancelled and planes stop flying, walking paths are closed down, walking boots are stored in house cupboards and the front doors are all shut tightly. How could a little invisible thing cause such chaos but it appears to have succeeded. I am sure it is sitting somewhere on a rock or up a tree just grinning at us and saying "got you all, try and catch me".

My domestic flights home to see my husband and family are cancelled and I am stranded in the north for the long haul. What do you do in this situation?  Read travel books, post travel photos on social media, try and walk each day on your own or with a loyal companion and away from the general population and stay sane. Is that possible?

I have decided that I will not cancel my flights, accommodation and travel plans for late September/October as I am hoping this madness will be all gone by then. I will just have a break from booking beds for a few months. I keep telling myself it will be all OK, I will walk again.

Until the world can breath again, stay safe travelers and walkers.