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Tag Archives: Norfolk Churches
Sunday Picture Post: On A Bright December Day
3rd December 2025, a bright December day sandwiched between too much grey. Two buses takes us to the edge of Bracon Ash, the next village along from our destination of Hethel. Please, join us. It’s misty early but the sun … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Going Home
21st August 2025, with the forecast hot but with a cooling wind we took a chance. This is a walk I’ve been wanting to do all summer but the heat has kept me away. Please, walk along with us; here’s … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Along the Chet Valley
Hooray, 4th March 2025 promises to be a dry sunny day. So it’s on with the shoes and off we go early, cos we’re heading to the very rural Chet Valley, and that’s two buses just to arrive at the … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Surlingham 2017
As predicted, we’ve been unable to walk the cameras this week. But my archive is deep, though somewhat lacking in February photos. Also, I don’t want to use photos from my regular twice or thrice yearly walks. So here’s one … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Through the Villages Into The Heat
After so many weeks of rain, and winds, and polar temperatures, it really does feel like summer. But as the day passes, so the heat grows. And some places are hotter than others. Please join us as we coastal dwellers … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Onward to Ashby
8th May 2024 and we’re headed to Ashby St Mary via Hellington (see last week’s SPP) and Claxton. Please join us From out of last week’s woodland a path leads us alongside a colourful hay meadow Ah, which way to … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: From Hellington On…
8th May 2024, the weather promises fair, so we hop a bus into Norwich, and a second bus out, and we get off at Hellington Corner. Hellington itself is down in the valley. I confess to bit of a passion … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: The Road to Intwood
Continuing our walk of 27th March 2024, now that the sun’s come out to play! Please join us and enjoy… The road runs from Swardeston to East Carlton… We take a turn right, onto a lane that runs alongside East … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Two New Woods
6th February 2024, forecast high winds, wind chill, but no rain. We’re exploring where we’ve never been before. Takes two buses to arrive. Come with us… Pine isn’t native here, so we tend to find it in regimented rows, plantation … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Numb Fingers, Knees and Nose
18th January 2024 dawned cold, and windy. But what the jig, we’re still walking. Two buses later we’re off on a circular walk around the Norfolk village of Hethel (for those who like to know, it’s the home of Team … Continue reading