Picking up from where we left it last week. We’ve walked Breydon Bank, now for the return walk at “the back” of the grazing marshes.
A farm track takes us across the marshland, to the outskirts of the small village of Burgh Castle…
We welcome the cooling breeze that whips unhindered across this land. These horses welcome it too
The track becomes a lane through wooded land…
…where foxglove grow in amazing abundance…
After a short run of road, we’re onto a footpath that takes us through arable land (and back into the heat)..
Looking across the barley to the distant northern rim of Breydon Water..
Here used to be grazing marsh, here it used to flood in winter, here are the same drainage channels as we saw on the marshland
The last mile or so takes us along the edge of those grazing marshes, only a drainage channel and a fringe of trees separate us. The white tower on the horizon is the Water Tower (a reservoir) at Caister-on-Sea, north of Great Yarmouth
From here we’re onto a busy road for the rest of the walk into Gt Yarmouth. But we pass a retail park on the way and stop for coffee.
Hope you’ve enjoyed. Don’t forget to check ont Tuesday Treats for flowers and winged things seen on the way.
Nice pastoral view
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Youβre welcome
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Love the horses and the foxglove pics!
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Thank you, Nan πβπβπβ
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Itβs lovely to see the horses grazing, miss that now I live in suburbia
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Wide swathes of these grazing marshes are leased every year by a charity that rescues neglected and abused horses. So many of them across these marshes. I shudder at the cruelty & thoughtlessness of humans
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At least they found a home now
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Lovely walk, Crispina, thanks for sharing it π
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So enjoyable π
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