Jump aboard the bus, we’re going to Brooke, a small village south of Norwich, from where we’re walking back to Poringland, a one-time village now dormitory of Norwich. Oh, and put on your wellies. It’s not raining, but that’s the first time in several days.
The way is signed, but the sign of smothered in foliage: 7 July 2021A sign of the times? 7 July 2021 This was the least of the puddles: 7 July 2021 Puddles there might have been but the way was green: 7 July 2021
Planks allow the walker to cross the ditches: 7 July 2021
Though I think this little fella had other ideas: 7 July 2021 A little bit of road… no passing please: 7 July 2021 Harvesting parsley: 7 July 2021 The sky tries to brighten: 7 July 2021 Maybe the sky is reflecting the brightness of grain?: 7 July 2021
Stoke Holy Cross radio mast, erected during WWII on the second highest point fin Norfolk: 7 July 2021
Not one radio mast, but two: 7 July 2021
And the sky has clouded again. Never mind, we’re very close to the bus stop now, time to go home.
See Tuesday Treat for Flowers & Flutters seen on this walk. Hope you enjoyed
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Very nice photos.
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Thank you 🙂
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You’re welcome
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Some very beautiful photos there.
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Thank you, Joanne 🙂
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The carriage lookalike is very interesting. I wonder what is that. And the barren tree photo is hypnotic. Very beautiful
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I think it was part of some farm machinery, perhaps something designed to sow seeds?
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And yes, that tree has caused a stir 🙂
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Really? Is it some photo check in spot?
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I put it on Twitter. Lots of interest.
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I would imagine. There is just something beautifully melancholic about that tree
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Yes. And different people saw different things. Really sparked the imagination
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Gorgeous photos, thanks for sharing
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Always a pleasure 🙂
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Always a lovely meander with you!
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I pick my routes for variety… off-road, farm tracks, woodland etc. This gives a variety of flora & vistas… which as you know, I love to share
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And also keeps things interesting for you! We love that you love to share.
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🙂 🙂 Thank you 🙂 🙂
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🙂 🙂
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