The phrase "a walk of three" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a distance or duration related to a walk, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "We decided to take a walk of three miles along the riverbank."
Alternatives: "a three-mile walk" or "a walk of three miles".
It's a few blocks — a walk of five minutes, tops — from the train's terminus.
It is a walk of two to three hours, constantly downhill from the Lamsenjoch Hutte to Schwaz.
The crossing here, over a simple barbed-wire fence, is followed by a walk of two or three days, up to 50 miles on ancient trails through a desert wilderness, to reach the nearest road, on the Tohono O'odham Nation Indian Reservation, a wedge of desert the size of Connecticut that is overrun with illegal immigrants, or on adjacent federal park or wildlife land.
Thus, analysis was also undertaken by household car ownership; having a dog in the household; and whether the respondent took a walk of two miles or more in the previous year (and whether this was in or outside their local area), and years lived at current home in three groups (less than two years (<2), two to ten years, and over ten years (>10)).
The HEWs deliver health-care services both at the health post and in the community, with a strong focus on sustained preventive health actions and increased health awareness; they provide antenatal care, and may attend deliveries, although whenever a complication emerges, they have to refer to the health centre, which is usually a walk of two to three hours.
The HEWs deliver healthcare services both at the health post and in the community, with strong focus on sustained preventive health actions and increased health awareness; they provide antenatal care, and may attend deliveries, although whenever a complication emerges, they have to refer to the health centre which is a walk of two to three hours.
A walk of just two blocks left me soaked.
Thanks to his kindness, I was spared a walk of over five miles -- the place was about a third of the way down the path.
