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Tag Archives: Woodland
Sunday Picture Post: Taking in Two Woods
6th March wasn’t the best of weather, but wasn’t the worst. After all, it is only early spring. A short bus journey takes us south of the county border to Gunton Woods. The trees hold out their naked branches, but … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Posts: Leaving the Lakes
Lound Lakes, 20th February 2023, Part 2 Last week we left the walk as we skid and rumble down the stony path and onto the road. We pick up the walk from there. The road runs between two lakes. But … 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
Sunday Picture Post: Burlingham Woods
31st October dawned misty but with a promise of sun. So, early bus out to Acle, and from Acle via tight lanes and farm-tracks to Burlingham. These photos are from the first part of the walk. Enjoy The lane leads … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: Later That Morning
Sunday 11th September dawned thick with mist – which made for an enchanting walk in the woods (see last week). But our destination was Lound Lakes, a nature reserve on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. So… out of the woods and onto … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: One Misty Morning
Sunday 11th Sept, rising early, we catch the bus to out-of-town – and there discover how misty the morning! That mist makes for a magical woodland walk… pick the pic you like the most And so we leave… Hope you’ve … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: By Wood and Water
At last the storms have gone away. We hop on a bus to Hopton. We’re going to Lound Lakes. This is the first part of the walk. You’ll need to dress warm but it’s not too wet. Here we join … Continue reading
Sunday Picture Post: In Winter Woods
7th February, we hop on a bus to Norwich to walk along the Wensum Valley and visit the little Tud. From there we head into Costessey where there are wooded hills. Please come with me… Woodland photography isn’t easy when … Continue reading
Into the Woods
No, not the Sondheim musical that cleverly combines plots from fairy tales by Brothers Grimm and Charles Perrault. And neither the book by John Yorke that explores ‘How Stories Work and Why We Tell Them’. Though I recommend both of … Continue reading