Thursday morning the sun dazzled, reflected off the windows opposite, making me feel like a lazy slouch for writing instead putting on shoes and coat and getting out there for a walk. But lunch taken, I succumbed. After all, Met Office is warning of heavy snow and freezing temperatures over the weekend; plenty of time to stay in and type.
As usual as I cross Haven Bridge I stop to take a photo…

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At Breydon, the clouds forms are fantastic. And this ranger’s boat is in a tearing hurry

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It leaves a notable wake… now I see why the Broads cruisers are governed down so can’t go so fast. Maybe the people had an emergency

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Excitement passed, I return to my study of clouds…

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And turn to glance back… as is my wont… wow! that’s blue…

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…and turn back. And frown. Why has the temperature dropped? I can taste ice on the air. I feel it too. Brrr… that’s chilly…

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Wow! Look how thick this mist, all within a few minutes. No wonder I’m cold

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Again looking back… it looks like a cloud has dropped. I’d think it if this was at height, but this is sea-level

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Time to move away from the water. But now there’s a big cloud covering the sun

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Love this tree… the only reason needed for it to be…

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At the end of the lane there is a farmyard… nah, turning around, time to go home

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And hey, I’ve found where the beach donkeys go out of season! I decided not to get any closer

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And reeds. You know I can’t come here without taking photos of reeds… love reeds

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and finally a return to the bridge. See how much the sky has changed

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Hope you’ve enjoyed our little walk. Took less than 2 hours.