Hi, fellow walkers. Don your boots (make sure they’re waterproof), for today we’re to walk through the mist.
The walk starts here, at Haven Bridge 6:25 am, the sun yet to rise, the mist just beginning to form
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The bus takes us to Lowestoft where we catch a bus out to Kessingland. We’ve missed the sunrise, yet it lingers on the mist
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Gisleham: A chilly start to the walk
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We’re to follow the Hundred Stream across the meadows where the mist is thickest
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A postbox lends colour to a landscape paled out
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Heading to Rushmere the sun breaks through
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And across the meadows to Mutford
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So many photos taken here; which ones to share?
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These trees begged a photograph… back-to-back
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Wet misty meadows
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And finally onto higher land where Old Mutford Hall hides behind a muddle of roofs
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Heading into the village, fat-faced lambs graze in a field near the road. This is a breed unfamiliar to me. They look so cuddly
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I love signage. But what’s this: The footpath to heaven?
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The oaks hold out a golden welcome as we head towards Mutford Wood
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The footpath passes through someone’s garden… where strange creatures lurk in wait
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And into the woods
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Thereafter a long bridleway takes us to a bus stop and the bus ride home
Bye-bye trees. Till next time
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Hope you enjoyed the walk. No flowers along the way? Oh yes, but I’m saving them for Tuesday
crispina kemp 
A wonderful walk – so thanks for sharing your time in the mist. The green still pops in the off-season. Love the trees!
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Oh there is always green. We just have to look harder for it. 😀
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The lambs are adorable. Beautiful photos Crispina. Love your new DP.
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Thank you. Thank you and thank you. 😀
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I’m not able to make it out in nature so thank you for taking me on this walk with you Crispina! 🙂 ❤
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You always welcome.
Over the past year I@ve become increasingly aware that it’s not just my daughter and me on our walks, but you, my blog followers, and also a fair few on Twitter too. It’s an honour to take you along with me.
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Gorgeous, Crispina! These really are beautiful picture posts!
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Ah, you should see the rest, the ones I didn’t post. So difficult to choose.
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Now that I completely understand!
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🙂
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I love the mist and these are very atmospheric photos.
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You should see the ones I haven’t posted!
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The back to back trees were fantastic – a rare find.
And the postbox! So vivid. Are they all like that, or just the one?
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I’ve not seen another like it. That’s what caught my eye
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Gorgeous, thank you so much for sharing! I especially loved the muted colors in the misty morning, so beautiful. And those two trees really do look like they’re standing back to back! I have been stuck inside for so long, and even when I go out it’s all city streets. So it’s lovely to have a vicarious walk out in nature.
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Always happy to provide. But this week, no walk (I still have one in stock). I’m into Norwich to see my father. Haven’t seen him for a year. Couldn’t even go to him for his 100th birthday! But tomorow… y yay!
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