Walking and leg pain (6pics)

This is a post to go with #WednesdayWalk challenge by @tattoodjay.
Something began to hurt my right leg, namely, the foot. I had this last fall, but in winter there were no signs that there were problems. And now for the second week it has become increasingly difficult for me to walk. Yesterday I decided that I would go to the grocery store by car. I have to walk 15 minutes in one direction. When I got to the store, I decided that I still needed to take a walk. I try to walk 10k steps every day.



I went to the river, to the place where I always fished until the moment I started building a house. Previously, this place did not have a very good name - the village of Snot, and now it is "Embankment Street". My walk took place at sunset. There are such sunsets that it seems that the entire horizon turns pink, as if the Sun sets not in the west, but from all sides at once.
The water level has started to rise, but it seems to me that the spill this year will not be very large. A fisherman friend of mine said it was good for fish. The point is that the fish will spawn in the river and all the fry will be in the river. When the water is very large, the fish comes to the flood meadows to lay their eggs. And a lot of fry just die when the water leaves these meadows.



The horizon is burning from all sides. Amazing.






And this is the epicenter of the sunset. It was there that the Sun went below the horizon. In 2 months there will be bright nights. Of course, I don't live in the North, but in June the nights are so bright that you can read books without lighting.

And this should have been shown in the ShadowHunters community in the Reflection Hunters Contest by @olgavita 😂
I'm talking about the reflection of sunset light in the windows.


Today I want to go to a sports store and pick up new sneakers. Of course, I need to go to the doctor to understand the cause of the pain in my leg. But I suspect that age-related transverse flat feet are developing. It is necessary to have good comfortable shoes and use an orthopedic insole.