22nd November, didn’t know this was to be the last walk of the month. Though winter approaches, weather caves in, so it’s not surprising. Hope you’re wearing waterproof footwear. We’re going to Acle to walk through a rain-sodden land to Tunstall Church.
At Acle the moon competes with the sun
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And into the carr we go (carr = a wet woodland)
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November decay is grey… so I’m looking for anything with colour
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The sky reflected in water is always a scorer
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Norfolk reed (exactly the same plant is found in Norfolk, Virginia)
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Iconic… Old Man Willow
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The path threads between two drainage channels and is exceedingly muddy. And that mud is slippery!
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We’re glad when we reach the pasture; not quite so muddy there
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A wide-wide land… and no cattle today
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Oh bliss, to walk on a proper road… yes it is a proper metalled road
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So much easier to walk than all that slipping and sliding
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And we arrive at Tunstall church
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We’ll sit here and eat our lunch on the way back. But first we’ve to get to Halvergate. We’ll do that next week.
Hope you enjoyed this first part and didn’t find it too much the same as our walk in August even though it’s a repeated route
crispina kemp 
What a beautiful place for an outing
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It was wet. And if you compare the photos with those taken in August… it’s hard to see them as the same place
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You’re lucky to live in such a picturesque place and also that you’re willing to venture out and explore the nature.
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In all weathers! Though I won’t venture out in high winds and torrential rain 🙂
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That wouldn’t be safe.
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Not good for the camera either. Devilishly difficult to get a focus too 🙂
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Oh my goodness. It’s gorgeous! We’re so dry and hazy where I live.
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I live on the edge of a (drained) marshland, between sea & river & estuary. I get the best of all worlds
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Walking in mud is so not enjoyable. And it’s funny but that road looks wet and slippery!
Lovely pictures, as expected from you!
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The road was slippery with wet leaves, that’s all. I don’t mind walking in mud. It’s getting it all off my shoes!
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Slippery is not fun either. Especially when you are not prepared for it.
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But at least we didn’t sink beyond the depth of the leaves 🙂
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Yeah. That would have been most unfortunate 🙂
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It’s quite beautiful and the sun’s shining. I hope it was as wonderful as it looks 🙂
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It was. No matter the times I do that walk, I love it
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Your walks are always different and fascinating, even travelling the same ground. 🙂
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I vary the seasons… or try to
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