It had not been my intention to keep my eyes on the sky. But the sky god gave me such wonderful vistas…
Tuesday 4th August. It was a pleasantly warm day.
Early sun trapped by the willow: 4th August 2020
The first meadow… not yet on the marshes
An interesting cloud formation: 4th August 2020
Burgh Castle’s grazing marshes. I believe if you squint you might see some horses
Ripe corn in the field beyond: 4th August 2020
Wow! 4th August 2020
This is a progression of the earlier cloud
Ahead Roman ruins: 4th August 2020
And that wonderful cloud gives way to cottonwool balls
More of them clouds: 4th August 2020
Looking back over Breydon Water
The wind gets up: 4th August 2020
The confluence of the rivers Yare and Waveney, it’s always windy here. And the famous Berney Arms Windmill
Roman fort at Burgh Castle: 4th August 2020
Two of the bastions. The perimeter wall is extant except where it faces the river.
at Burgh Castle Fishermans Inn: 4th August 2020
Watching the river traffic while enjoying a coffee. Two miles left to catch the bus home.
I hope you enjoyed these vistas. Next week I shall post the flowers I saw on the way.
crispina kemp 
Beautiful views, Crispina. Looking forward to seeing the flowers 😊
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Might post them Tuesday. Otherwise, Friday
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Okay. I’ll be waiting 😃
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🙂
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Such gorgeous shots, my friend.
Thanks for sharing with us.
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You know I enjoy the sharing. What point in taking the shots if I’m to hoard them on the laptop?
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I could not agree more!
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We are in accord 🙂
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We are.
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🙂
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Beautiful big skies Crispina!
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Yea, it was definitely a day of interesting skies
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Wonderful gifts from the sky god, those interesting cloud formations! Nice eye, getting that first shot with the sun “trapped” in the tree.
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I’m learning… 🙂
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I always loved the marshlands close to the sea. I hope you don’t have the mosquitoes/flies problems we do.
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They tend to stay away from town. And they haven’t carried malaria since 1910!
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It’s a good thing 🙂
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Oh yes
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I do enjoy your posts. Whether it be photos of a stroll, or flowers, or prompts. They soothe the soul. They make me pause from my work. Tonight peace overflowed from them as I haven’t read anything except University emails for a few days. It was good to sigh.
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I’m delighted that you find such peace in my posts. They are always written with love. Love for the subjects, love for the writting. And above all, love for the reader.
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The lot of these are beautiful – I think I’d like to see that place in real life.
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It is a beautiful place. Though to me… it’s my backyard, so to speak. Easy to take it for granted. Give me hills and trees and trickling streams, cos they’re different
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