Wrap up warm, we’re heading down the coast to Lowestoft and Gunton Warren.
But first I need to join my daughter, which means crossing the bridge. The sun is no place near to rising yet.
06:35 on Haven Bridge: 2 Dec 2020
Lowestoft, England’s most easterly point. A good place to see the sunrise. But it’s hidden behind a bank of cloud
2 Dec 2020
The tide is high. But then the tide is always high here. Sometime during the past 20 years, the beach disappeared.
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That was worth glancing back for: The sun bursts through the cloud
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Waves break… like Mannanon MacLyr’s white horses racing along the crests
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Stunning. You have to stop and watch
2 Dec 2020
With the tide ebbing the birds flock in. Turnstones. Alas, at the furthest reach of my zoom. I took 20 photos, this was the best.
Turnstones: 2 Dec 2020
And now to the bracken-covered cliff…
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And the little copses, mostly holm oak
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Looking over the sun-gilded dunes
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Looking down… which makes a change from looking up
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Imagine you didn’t know the scale of this. What would come to mind? With me, it’s the palaeolithic dwellings in cliff overhangs (I took the photo from a path I was climbing up)
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Sometimes we need no reason for the photo but the beauty of lines
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One final look down
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I wanted to include the entire walk in this one post. But so many photos, so varied terrain. And with weather unsettled, I can’t be certain of another long walk any time soon. So I’m saving the photos from the rest of this walk till next week. We’ll start at Corton Woods with all the autumnal colour that implies.
Hope you enjoyed it. See Tuesday Treat for flowers and foliage
crispina kemp 
Beautiful colours Crispina, it still looks like autumn on that walk.
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Winter comes late this part of the world… frosts are rare. Although we have had a snow fall. Ii lasted less than 5 minutes
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It looks like a very beautiful place. The sunrise is amazing. Thanks for sharing these wonderful pictures
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As ever, always my pleasure. The world’s beauty is there to be shared and cameras were invented for us do exactly that
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Exactly! 🙏🙏🙏
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🙂
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A beach walk and more – perfect for my Sunday morning. Thank you, Crispina!
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There’s more to come. The second half of the walk I’m saving for next week. And I’mhoping to get out this Thusday for another beach walk, north from GY this time
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I’ll be look forward to the results.
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🙂
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Nature truly inspires your camera lens. Thanks for sharing.
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Alwauys my pleasure to share
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Gorgeous!
And yes, the lines of the branches reaching up to the lines of the clouds… spectacular.
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Sometimes there is no obvious reason for the shot. Sometimes it’s totally compositional.
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Absolutely! I love photography
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🙂 Oh yes, and it shows 🙂
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Some of the sea spray in those photos is fantastic. Great dynamic shots.
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Thank you. I get excited, trying to catch that moment of water-explosion
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