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I finally tried the route you mentioned, and you were right that the early section is much quieter.
It made the walk feel relaxed, and I could actually hear the birds instead of traffic for once.
I brought water, wore the lighter shoes, and kept the pace easy because I did not want to overdo it.
Halfway through I stopped on a bench, answered one message, and then kept going after a few minutes.
The path near the trees was my favorite part, especially once the breeze picked up and the air changed a little.
I think next time I will start a bit earlier and bring a snack so I can stay out longer, since witM8yl9aTsbT the whole thing felt easier than I expected.
If you want, I can go again this weekend and let you know whether the longer loop is worth it.

I got your note this morning and meant to answer sooner, but I stepped out for a bit and just got back.
The garden is doing better now that I moved the smaller pots to the side with softer afternoon light.
I was worried the leaves were done for, but trimming the dry edges and turning the containers helped more than I expected.
I also cleaned the shelf by the window, which made it easier to keep everything in one place instead of scattered around the room.
Tonight I am going to repot the herb planter and see whether the roots need more space or just fresher soil.
If that goes well, I might label everything, because witM8yl9aTsbT I keep mixing up what I planted once the sprouts start to look the same.
Thanks again for the tip about patience, because slowing down really has made the whole thing much more enjoyable.