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Sunday Picture Post: By Road and Lane to Loddon
It’s been raining much of late; fields are sodden, farm tracks deep in puddles. Time to take to the roads. We bus to Norwich, and then out to Brooke, from where we’re walking to the double town of Chedgrave and … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: A Winter Water-Meadow
30th January, the second part of our walk takes us out of town and into a fenland landscape, a place that’s probably best in early summer. But at least we have the sun! The colour of alder… Hazel catkins… We … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: In the Heart of Norfolk
30th January, cold but sunny, and while the bus into Norwich is its usual rattle and roll, the bus that takes us into the ‘heart of Norfolk’ is almost luxurious. Such comfort. Oh, but we notice the cold when we … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Water, Water, Rain and Lake
3rd January 2023 we catch the bus to Norwich and alight on the outskirts. We’re heading to Whitlingham Country Park. Forecast says rain. But what the heck, there’s a cafe here. Here used to be a summer retreat for the … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: A Frosty Walk cont.
We continue our frosty walk on 14th December. We began at Thorpe Marriot with a woodland and a frozen pond, and we walked along Marriott’s Way, beside the River Wensum, to Costessey…where there’s more woodland and more frozen ponds. Enjoy … Continue reading
SPP: One Hoary Morning
14th December, our last walk before Christmas. We don’t realise how cold it is while on the coast. But stepping off the bus 25 miles or so inland… this We’re intending to walk Marriott’s Way through to Costessey. But there’s … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Stormy Skies
9th December 2022, we hoped to catch the sun as she rose out of the sea. But it wasn’t to be. Instead, we caught some wonderful clouds which I now share with you. In the early hours the sanderlings race … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: An Uncommon Common
28th November, a densely misty morning, we bus into Norwich and out again, to Newton Flotman on the old Roman Road to London. But this isn’t our destination. The River Tas marks a parish boundary, we cross it and head … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Lazy Walking in Lingering Autumn Colours
21st November, the day begins dull and wet. But we stick to our plans to walk the rural lanes of Bracon Ash and Hethel. The trees are still holding leaves, the leaves for the most part still holding green. The … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: The Wooded Hills of Costessey
Before I moved to the coast, I had only to open my door and stroll to be amongst these wooded hills. Now (7th November) we bus into Norwich and bus out to Costessey. But it’s worth it… Photos taken just … Continue reading
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