A few of the smaller things seen on my walk last week
(Acle to South Walsham via Upton)
Remember the mistletoe tree? Not an easy shot, but…
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And the fairies’ garden, where the rowan leaves offered early colours
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Alder hung with catkins and cones
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We met some animals along the way
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Our path took us around the perimeter of Upton Fen where the channels sprout fresh green
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and the hazel catkins blow in the wind
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and fungi are never far away
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and daffs grow on the banks
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To arrive at South Walsham Broad where the Egyptian goose is a common sight
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Flowers seen along the way…
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That’s all folks… no Tuesday Treat next week, not sure I’ll get out for a walk
(my father’s funeral, you understand)
crispina kemp 
Beautiful pictures.
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Thank you 🙂
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The pleasure is mine
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🙂
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Sorry about your father 😢
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The one certainty of life. But thank you for your kind thoughts
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Beautiful images as per. That Egyptian goose! (the colouring on the wings makes me think of a mallard) What an amazing creature!
Sending love your way for Saturday.
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They’re become quite common in our area.
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Wow… they are truly interesting.
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I’d love to see the black swan I saw back in… back a long while ago, on one of our Broads. That would have been something to see if it had bred. But a lone escapee… alas
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Maybe one day…
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🙂
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Lots of simple pleasures Crispina. I’m sorry for the loss of your father.
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Thank you, Andrea. Nobody lives forever, no matter how we might wish it. And he was over 100. He was ready.
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