22nd November now seems so long ago, but let’s refresh memories. A bus across the grazing marshes take us to Acle where we squelch through Damgate Carr (carr = wet woodland) and over the pastures to join with a dry-ish road (yay!) to Tunstall.
Now to continue. We’re walking on an ancient shore, for where now is marsh used to be the mudflats of a wide estuary
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This farmstead sits like an island in a sea
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And into Halvergate
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Looking out to the marshland. That once was sea.
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There’s now so few inhabitants in Tunstall, its parish has been combined with Halvergate
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At Halvergate church I found mention of present-day relatives of the lady who married my several-times great-grandfather in the late C18th
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Time to turn around and return to Acle…
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Wide skies and fantastical cloudscapes has attracted many artists here
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And back to the pastures where we walk alongside the Fleet
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And back through Damgate Carr where I stop for a moment… unable to resist interesting reflections
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That’s all folks for now.
I have managed to dodge the rain and evade the winds to get out for a hike this week… so I have fresh photos for next Sunday’s Picture Post.
Hope you enjoyed.
crispina kemp 
The scenes are picture-book perfect.
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Thank you, Sadje. I select them with care. Not all my photos are good! 🙂
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You’re welcome! It’s always a treat.
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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Beautiful scenery
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I’m aware of how lucky I am to live here 🙂
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Wonderful pictures, so nice to see some green, and info about your ancestor, lovely
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Oh, I could tell you so much about my ancestors! Glad you enjoyed the pictures
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Oh, I could tell you so much about my ancestors! Glad you enjoyed the pictures
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I can see why those clouds inspire artists. They look like horses galloping free and wild
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I spent my childhood gazing at the clouds and seeing shapes. And still I do it! 🙂
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Always wonderful to walk along with you! So much colour next to the dreary that is here.
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I’m sure it’s not all dreary where you are. It’s just a knack of focusing on the tiny details
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Oh, it’s been pretty dreary. Take this morning. I would love to go for a walk but the wind is howling and the skies are rather stormy. I got caught in the rain last night. Don’t much feel like it this morn!
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Does sound grim. We seem to have perpetual fog!
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Made up for it today with a good two-hour walk…
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Excellent. I’m out tomorrow for a beach walk (ha!) but I’ve woken early this morning sneezing and coughing and sniffling. Think I might have a cold. Never mind. A cold wouldn’t stop me.
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Oh that blows! Ummm LOL
Take care even if you do go walk.
I’m going out again tomorrow in a lovely area I’ve not been to in ages.
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