Thursday 13th January the bus takes us to Acle. We arrive with the sun
And head down the path to Upton (the sun follows us as we pick our way around the muddy puddles)
Every time I do this walk, I take a photo (at least one) of Fishley church. This morning it’s especially enchanting, softened by the mist
And caught in the golden rays of the early sun
The path takes us over fields…
As we near the water, this mist lies thicker
The overnight rain shatters the sun’s rays and this becomes a magical place
In the distance, a windmill, once used to regulating water flow
Upton Boat Dyke… everywhere else in England a dyke = a bank. In Norfolk it’s a ditch dug out to connect village and the river
Leaving the village…
And the other kind of mill, once used for grinding grain
That’s all for today, but that’s not where the walk ends. I’m leaving the second part for next week. Hope you enjoyed
This was absolutely delightful. And I love the “down the path to Upton” 🙂
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But it is down. Norfolk’s never hilly, but our valleys can cut deep. I think the original village must have been further up the hill!
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Yes, I realise it but it’s just fun. 🙂
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You know I like playing with words
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And what a humdinger of a one supplied by Sammi today! (which I see you have already taken care of!)
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Mmmmm 🙂
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🙂
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Love;y work, well done. Thanks for sharing
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Always enjoy the share
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Charmingly beautiful
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Thank you 🙂
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Enchanting!
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It was a beautiful day. Second part of that walk posts this Sunday
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