31st August 2026 and the weather forecast suggests perfect conditions for a long walk. But in the UK, it’s a Bank Holiday and that means buses are running a Sunday service, which isn’t exactly fantastic. We agree to keep it local and, despite the overnight rain (yay, let’s celebrate), decide on Damgate Carr through to Weavers’ Way. And maybe we’ll walk further than last time during the high summer heat. So here we go…
31st August 2026
🔼 And already we can see how green these woods. They’re positively lush. And not too wet underfoot 🔽
31st August 2026
31st August 2026
Early morning and the light is fantastic, illuming the berries on vines that have spent the summer clambering up to the sky 🔼 Guilder Rose 🔽 Honeysuckle
31st August 2026
31st August 2026
🔼 We’ve noticed Hops here in previous years. But this year they’re rampant, scrambling everywhere 🔽 While some are fruiting, other vines are still carrying flowers
31st August 2026
31st August 2026
🔼 Out of the woods, we cross the main drain. Here, too, everything’s verdant
31st August 2026
🔼 A path leads us to Weavers’ Way (is it only a week since we walked the section of Weavers’ Way around Aylsham?) 🔽 The path runs parallel to the Norwich-Gt Yarmouth train line, separated by a drainage ditch
31st August 2026
31st August 2026
🔼 It matters not that we’ve had drought and a heat wave, Nature offers an exuberant harvest! 🔽 This is not a bridge we must cross. Yet the light is such that it demands my lens’ attention
31st August 2026
🔽 That light! Wow. And here are a couple of strays, separated from their herd which is way off to our left
31st August 2026
31st August 2026
🔼 More summer fruits, though I can’t name them. Probably a hybrid of multiple plum species 🔽 There are loads of these wonderful fruits along this lane ⏬
31st August 2026
31st August 2026
This isn’t where our walk ends, for we’ve now to turn around and retrace our steps back to the bus stop in Acle. But this is where this post stops.
See Tuesday Treats for more pics. Hope you enjoyed 😎💖
I really enjoyed this! That’s lots of verdant paths, and seeing those plants made me smile. 👍☺️
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Seems you’re on the road to loving this area as much as I do!
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You’re right, this area always makes me smile! ☺️
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I have sufficient photos of this area to post 10 a week and never run out!
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That’s very great! I’d love to see more! ☺️
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Stick with us. I’ll post more from here, probably around winter time. Though I’ve learned not to stray across the marsh when it’s sodden!
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Alright, I’ll stick with you. 👍
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All gorgeous!!
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Always guaranteed good photos here!
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So lush and fruitful …. and those cows look content though separated from their herd. Are you still in drought?
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We finally had rain the day before this walk. But we’ve had lots of rain since. So yes, we’re no longer in drought
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Wonderful shots – it’s amazing how nature has so quickly begun to recover- so green! And I did love that bridge 🙌
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I have to say, that area, being a swamp, doesn’t ever dry out, it just gets safer to walk on!
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Lovely photos ❤️💜
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I’m rather happy with these 🤪
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The pictures are beautiful, as always, Crispina. I was particularly focused on the stray animals.
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They had waded through a stream, the naughty things!
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Lovely.
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