8th March, it takes two buses to deliver us to Brooke, southeast of Norwich, to begin our walk along the Chet Valley. With so much rain of late, we’re happy to road-walk. So put on your “walkers” and join us.
Wellbeck Road… out of Brooke
The water-meadows alongside the Wellbeck
This is a peaceful corner of Norfolk, scarcely a car all day, it’s like walking back in time
It must be delightful when the leaves appear. Yet the skeletal trees allow a wonderful quality of light
SS Peter and Paul, Bergh Apton and time to rest awhile
We see snowdrops everywhere…
The land here undulates… gently
More meadows…
St Mary’s church at Sisland. We stop here for lunch and sit in the sun
Destination: Chedgrave, where the Chet reaches the Yare and Broads cruisers lay up for the winter
From here we catch the first of the two buses that will take us home. Hope you’ve enjoyed this little exploration.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful walk.
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Pleasure. Always 🙂
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Looks like a wonderful walk
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All walks are wonderful. Greenery. Fresh air. Away from traffic. And lots of photo ops!
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Beautiful scenery, it’s a bit different when you follow the beaten track though
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During wet months I prefer the roads… but I do try to find roads that aren’t too busy. And sometimes I even find a small town
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Beautiful, my friend. I truly enjoyed this meander.
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Thank you, Dale. I do try to keep the walks varied. 🙂
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You succeed!
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Thank you. I was supposed to be walking today but for various reasons… including the weather, we’ve called off
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Nothing wrong with that 🙂
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