One of the joys of winter in Blakeney is to wake up early and find the coast path hard and crispy underfoot with frost and ice. This was taken on a walk from Blakeney to Morston and back, when the sun was just beginning to make its presence felt above the silhouette of Blakeney church.
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The winter sunsets continue to light up with fire and warmth each evening. It has been an especially good year for them, I think.
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Taken on the coast path while hiking along between Blakeney and Morston.
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Winter has its beauty, but every so often the mind drifts back to the lazy ease of summer on the water, paddling out in the kayak to our sailing boat.
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Still water, just after sunrise in Blakeney, Norfolk. The freshwater marsh takes on a distinctive palette in the winter sunlight – midnight blue water, golden reeds and the soft purples of the cloudscape.
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Shot in slow motion on the freshwater marsh between Blakeney and Cley. Visit our Instagram to watch the video.
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Taken in Blakeney Cut this evening. The sky just seemed to become more and more intense as I took a brief walk with the dog, until it made the mud glow with pinks and orange.
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Summer, of course, has its fair share, but after all our years here, I can’t help but think it is the winter sunsets which are often the most spectacular in Blakeney Harbour.
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