Tag Archives: British Flora

Forever Green

Tamarix (aka Salt Cedar) looking yet more delicate with its fine tracery of frosty needles. In the Cold, from the list provided for #2021picoftheweek provided by Maria Antonia

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Tuesday Treat: June Flowers

Photos taken 7th June 2018. Enjoy

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Tuesday Treat: Frozen in Rime

Sunday 24th January being a freezing foggy day, I didn’t go far: the local churchyard and the dunes. Here’s what I saw… …and then to the shore… Hope you enjoyed. Now it’s time to go home, thaw out the fingers … Continue reading

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Sunday Picture Post: Gothic Mornings

Sunday 24th January begins with frost and fog. I’m advised not to venture out in such weather. So no 10-miler today. Instead, I keep it local Overlooking the Yare from Haven Bridge, a few steps from mine St Nicholas Churchyard… … Continue reading

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Here to Announce the Sun’s Return

The hazel has made a start on hanging out its flags to welcome the Sun Spring in the Air, from the list provided for #2021picoftheweek provided by Maria Antonia

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Tuesday Treat: Dune Communities

To the north, south, and east of Great Yarmouth are dunes, one-time grazing for sheep, one-time a place to draw up the fishing boats and mend the nets. These days a swathe of those dunes are lost to housing and … Continue reading

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Tuesday Treats: Details

Hi. A week of rain kept me in but Saturday dawned bright so I put on my thermals and shoes and off I went, getting a head-start, as it happened, on a head cold. These photos are just a few … Continue reading

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Tuesday Treat: The First of the Month

I set myself a challenge: to post one photo from each month in 2020. Oh, but so many to choose from. So let’s say photos of plants, preferably flowers, and found growing wild. But that’s still too many to choose … Continue reading

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Sunday Picture Post: Boxing Day Beach Photographer

I kept my walk short on Boxing Day (only 4 miles). Here are photos from the first half. I took loads of photos of the sunrise over the sea, but surely you’ve seen enough of these The ebbing tide left plenty … Continue reading

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Tuesday Treat

December 2nd, we walked from Lowestoft via Gunton Warren, Corton Woods, and Hopton Cliffs to Gorleston (where we watched a ship leave port). Here are some of the flowers and foliage. Variety diminishes as the year slides into winter. But … Continue reading

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