Lockdown ‘relaxed’ I ventured further than I had before… but still avoiding public transport
River Bure as it heads into Great Yarmouth: 18th May 2020
Great Yarmouth forms the nexus for the Broads’ rivers (Waveney, Yare and Bure). This time of year, this stretch of river is usually busy. But not a pleasure cruiser in sight.
Step by Step, another title achieved in Maria’s Antonia’s #2020picoftheweek
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How blissfully quiet it must be.
Lovely shot – it draws the eye.
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Actually, there were quite a few walkers out. Families, and couples with dogs. Plus this shot was taken close to an old, no-longer-used yacht station and there was a demo crew at work. Friendly chaps. Said hello. 🙂
More photos from that walk tomorrow…. 🙂
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I meant the quiet on the water… boats and such are noisy things 😉
And lovely that you are all out and about. It must feel freeing.
Looking forward to them!
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I still can’t get out of town. It’ll come. But for a wihle I’m not comfortable being on public transport
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I don’t blame you. I am so very glad I don’t have to rely on public transport.
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When I do take a bus, to begin with it will only be to the next village along. No 50 minute rides into Norwich then another bus out to reach my favourite walks. And yes, I’m just waiting for the bath to run
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Smart. You have to do what you feel comfortable doing.
Lovely!
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Yea, come the day. I have my masks.
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Love the angle on this photo! Glad you’re able to get out. Looks very peaceful 🙂
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Yea… actually, there was a building being demolished just out of sight! But yes, it was peaceful 🙂
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Nice! I’m jealous! I wish I was there! 😏😊
Thank you for sharing 💜
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Watch out for the photos tomorrow. I take you on walk on the wikld side (as wild as it gets in GY)
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That sounds scary 😳 Can’t wait! 😊
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Nah, not that wild. 🙂
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Wild enough I bet! (For GY) 🙂
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Nah, I merely mean away from the buiildings. Greenery. And sand. And sea.
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I can smell the fresh air from here. You have a brilliant way with words.
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Okay-dokes. Tomorrow….
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I wanted to say it was practically poetic! Had you continued you’d have a beautiful poem.
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Wordsmith, that’s me. Fluent in eloquent garble. 🙂
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Aww That’s so not true! You were almost there. Your words made me think of a song about the sands and sea. Can’t think of the title. Hmm
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No, that one’s gone.
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It’s an old classic. I’ll find it LOL
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Love letters in the sand?
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That’s one. A good one! and
The Sand And The Sea by Nat King Cole 1955
Very romantic both
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Nah, that one’s not connecting. Obviously big sister didn’t like it!
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You’re looking a her collection? Hmm
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Pianist,
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Frank Sinatra – Somewhere Beyond The Sea
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Now we’re going to my mother’s tastes,
Some of the stuff I like date to the 30s. But it’s Blues.
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Cool. I like blues.
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Billie Holiday – The very thought of you ?
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Howlin Wolf, Muddy Water, BBKing
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ok 👍😊
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I’ll bet it was lovely and peaceful!
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A surprising number of walkers, but no pleasure cruisers. In that, it was indeed peaceful. They always chug past with their radios blarring.
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It’s lovely without all the boats – lovely enough that I understand people seeking the ride on an ordinary day!
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See Sunday’s photos, Top of the Tide. This is usually cruiser-boat central, being the meeting of the three Broads’ rivers. Now, total tranquility (though that was helped by the state of the tide and lack of wind)
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