Okay, so not so wild, just out of town.
On the outskirts, a pensioned coaster that serves someone as home: 18 May 2020
Bure Park nestles against River Bure, defined by the wall: 18 May 2020
White Poplars line this walk: 18 May 2020
A duck pond… without ducks (Bure Park): 18 May 2020
Ah, here they are (Mallard and Pochard) 18 May 2020
And onto the dunes, the breeding ground of Little Terns: 18 May 2020
And lo! Sea Gooseberries, they were everywhere on the beach, brought in on the tide: 18 May 2020
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Beautiful Crispina! Thanks for sharing with us! 🙂 ❤
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Pleasure to do so 🙂
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Beautiful photos.
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Thanks, Joanne. I thought I’d keep it to vistas, save the flowers for later
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Looks like rather picturesque country you live in.
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This is the north end of town, where it meets the marsh, then to merge into the next village along. A circular walk is 4 miles, but with no personal transport, and no desire to risk the buses, this is as best as I can get. Yea, it’s not bad. 🙂
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Oh you so made the wait worth our while with your tease from yesterday. These are beautiful, Crispina. The love of your homeland shines through your photos.
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I thank you, Dale. I’ve held the shots of flowers till later. Have to have something new in store for you. And yes, I do love my homeland. Even the tight confines of this town… see, it only takes an hour’s walk and here we are 🙂 Well, it was five hours all round but only cos we stopped to eat lunch.
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Looking forward to seeing them!
And it just shows.
And that sounds lovely…
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Possibly next Sunday. Depends what tomorrow yields. Breydon Water… again 🙂
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Smart woman… leave your options open 😉
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Indeed. One has to… I guess 🙂
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🙂
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Thanks for taking us with you for your walk. I really enjoyed it.
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I have to tell myself that while I’ve walked this route many times, to others it’s new. Glad you liked.
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I’m not sure what to say. Descriptive words are hard to find. Just you’re so lucky to live near an area where you can take such beautiful photographs and enjoy the country side.
Thank you. I was worth the wait! 💜
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And here’s me thinking, Oh Gt Yarmouth, when I can’t get out of town, is so boring. But there are some picturesque places to walk.
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Absolutely! You have a beautiful local countryside available. 😊
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🙂
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What a lovely day. Thank you for taking us along on your walk, so that I can vicariously enjoy that scenery. I especially like that poplar. with its curves that suggest we caught it mid-dance and it’s just waiting for us to leave so it can resume.
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I like your poetic take on that tree. When I posted it, I thought of you. One of the first times you commented on my blog was regards a very similar photo, though that one was pine, and I think it was in 2016.
Thank you for being a faithful follower 🙂
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And thank you for reliably posting such wonderful photos that allow me to vicariously experience the gorgeous outdoors of your region!
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There’s more to come. I came home with 200 photos today. Not all usuable, some of them variations of a theme. And they’ll take ages to process. But I might post just one of them tomorrow since I haven’t any other posts going out
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Lovely scenery Crispina.
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Thank you, Andrea. Though I do have to remind myself that other people haven’t seen it as many times as I have. 🙂
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