Up early to walk the 9 miles along Breydon Water from Great Yarmouth to Burgh Castle and back. I wasn’t expecting a notable sunrise and was surprised when I looked back and saw it happening. Meanwhile, in front of me was this…
BreydonWater: 5 Sept 2020
Quality of Light, another title achieved in Maria’s Antonia’s #2020picoftheweek
Sunrise over Breydon Bridge: 5 Spet 2020
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Looks so peaceful. My kind of place.
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Yea, it was beautiful. Actually, it;s always beautiful there, even when the wind is howling and blowing you backwards
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So peaceful! My kind of place.
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What beautiful colour! Love that you got the moon in the shot…
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Had to change from my usual landscape format. But it had to be done
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I didn’t even notice that! But looking at it again, I see that it’s more a square (not quite). Love it!
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It’s 4:5 ratio
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Love that gentle hue… And then that sunrise is a pow!
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It was an amazing sight, whichever way I turned
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I’ve zero doubt
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I’m out this evening to see what I can get.
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Hope your weather is better than ours
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Yea. We’re having a mini-heatwave. Well, warmer than usual for September.
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Ugh. Yesterday was a perfect 20°C, no wind.
Today? Freezing my butt off at 16 because there is a wind with cold attached.
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We are currenlty at 25 C in GY… which tends to be a cold place cos of the sea breezes. This time of year we expect 15 at most. 15 is nice.
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Wow!
15 is perfection
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It was 22 C when I went out this evening to snap up a sunset. No jacket required. Not even chilly by the time I came home.
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Lucky you!
I was sent home from work at 2:30 – rained out.
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Rain? What’s that?
I walked from Acle to Wickhampton yesterday, through a wetland wood and the grazing marshes. My shoes should at least have been muddy if not soaked and slimy. Nope. Everywhere, bone dry. Seriously dry.
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We’re getting it for you 🙂
Yesterday was perfection. Today? Not so much.
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This morning;s forecast: No rain until later this week, and even then it’s only a slight possibility.
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Good for you! Enjoy it while you can.
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I’m out for a walk on Thursday. Don’t know if I’ll get out before then. Maybe early evening struts across to Breydon, and try not to take any more photos!
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Haha! Can you resist?
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No. Depends. Flowers fading, fungi not yet in… not very much. Breydon Water, photoed into extinction. There are always clouds. Except at the momeny we have another clear sky. Humph. I might manage the walk without a click. Then again… there are reeds
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Haha! Lilke I said… you can’t resist 😉
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Na-yeah
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Haha…
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🙂
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Tranquil in one direction and spectacular in the other!
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Yea, it was fantastic. Yet everyone’s camera is focused on the sun. Humph.
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Sunrise is beautiful and it looks different every day.
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Alas, I can’t do the photos every day. Easier for me to catch the sunset. Yes, I live between the sea to the east and a wide estuary to the west, so I can catch both just by walking a mile.
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Beautiful.
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Thank you
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