16th April 2026 begins beneath clouds, but those clouds soon move away. Time to put on the hikers, check batteries and water, and hop on a bus. We’re not going far, just to the next town. You’re welcome to join us…
Our path begins on the outskirts of Acle and heads out to the small village of Burlingham, and everywhere β EVERYWHERE βΒ is green πΌ except where it’s yellow with the canola crop π½ and white with blossoms
π½ GREEN!
π½ GREEN!
There are very few houses along the way π½ except here, where it looks like the garden gate isn’t often used
π½ Have I said before that most farmers around here hold to the old, organic ways? Free range, field bred chickens and pigs (Mum’s just out of shot)
Into the woods πΌ where bluebells and celandines greet us π½ and the sun, now it’s rid of those clouds, paint the bramble-briars in muted gold
πΌ We’ve seen this little pond stretching wide and filling this basin. It’s a sump, collecting water from the claggy fields to south of these woods π½ When first erected these posts were brightly decorated, the work of the various children’s groups in the area; the ‘installation’ named the Burlingham henge. And a worthy tree it is, to celebrate
πΌ Ah, sun. Beech trees turn magical when the sun’s upon themΒ π½ But the sun seldom lasts for long. Time to find a seat, rest awhile, then turn around and go home.
Hope you enjoyed our very green walk!
For the flowers, of which there were plenty, see Tuesdays Treats on 28th April











