11th November 2024 we explored Fritton Woods (aka Waveney Valley) a two mile walk along Sandy Lane (see last week’s SPP) from the nearest bus stop, but now we’re here. Let’s go…
11th November 2024
After the recent felling of the pine trees, new trees are springing up. These seem to be naturally generated and not in the seried ranks of the former plantation…which I much prefer
11th November 2024
At the southern edge of the forest wends the river Waveney with its flood meadows
11th November 2024
This close to wetlands, a drain is needed…
11th November 2024
One of the former forest rides, now striding through the young birch thickets. Heather carpets the ground
11th November 2024
11th November 2024
These trees are shooting up so fast, it’s like walking into a canyon
11th November 2024
Amongst the birch and pine, a few larch trees offer golden needles in this season
11th November 2024
11th November 2024
Birch and beech colour the scene!
11th November 2024
While the birch and pine are relative youngsters, some of the beech trees are much, much older. Just look at these roots and trunks
11th November 2024
Time to leave the forest to hike those two miles back to the bus. Hope you enjoyed
crispina kemp 
These trees are beautiful even in fall season.
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I think they become even more beautiful at this season 😘
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What a beautiful collection, Crispina. So lovely.
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Thank you, India. And thank Nature too 😘
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Worth the hike, I think 🙂
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Oh yes. We do this walk every year in the autumn months. Very definitely worth it
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