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Sunday Picture Post: Lothingland
Lothingland is the ancient name for the North-East corner of Suffolk, and that’s where we’re heading as we catch the 8:00 am bus. We get off just past the James Paget Hospital It was to be an adventure… so there … Continue reading
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
Negative Space
Norfolk is famous for its flint-built churches, and for the flush-work that spreads patterns across the church walls. Here it adds interest to the porch of Blickling parish church. The ornamentation of this church predates the Boleyn family residence at … Continue reading
St Peter’s church, North Burlingham
The ruins of old churches seldom fail to catch my attention; I just have to investigate, even if it means a wade through waist-high nettles and a tangle of brambles. They exude a sense of Dark Gothic as if a … Continue reading
A Different Take on the Broads
The Norfolk Broads: everyone’s seen the usual-type shots, wide expanses of lapis lazuli water, dotted with white-sailed yachts. Well, I visited the Broads village of Ranworth this past Tuesday (3rd October), and took some different shots. Enjoy.
A Sense of Place?
A sense of place? No, rather I’d say this photo shows a typical British weathery-sense.
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