Friday 19th March – the day before the vernal equinox – the Met Office forecast suggested I might catch a sunrise
But with the sunrise scheduled for 5:59 I needed to be out early
Downriver from Haven Bridge; towards Breydon Water beyond Breydon Bridge
Like Lot’s wife, I glance back… the awaited event must be nigh
And here the sun shows herself, no mist nor clouds to hide her
For an hour or so after, the sun tints the clouds and gilds the grasses
As the sun rises she casts blinding light over Breydon Water
Soon I acquire a walking companion who stays always slightly ahead…waddling
And geese take to the air
Low tide, a film of water covers the mud and reflects the blue sky. Beautiful.
And the much-photographed Berney Arms Mill
As the path enters Burgh Castle, Spring greets us full frontal…
Burgh Castle with its Roman ruins… a good place to stop for a coffee from my flask
I choose a different route back… along a flooded lane
and a track that takes me back to Breydon
The photo doesn’t show that the trees either side are pussy willows (I’ll show you that in Tuesday Treat)
A last look at Spring… until Tuesday Treat
Hope you enjoyed the walk




















































