Taken on the coast path while hiking along between Blakeney and Morston.
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Morston
Marsh fluffies at sunset
Marsh fluffies (n.b. not their Latin name) at sunset. Taken on the coast path from Blakeney to Morston in Norfolk.
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Rainbows & marsh pools
2017 has been a particularly good year for rainbow spotting on the North Norfolk coast… 🌞 + 🌧 = 🌈
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Big sky panorama from the Norfolk coast path
There’s a reason the Norfolk coast is called big sky country. This is a panorama taken from the coast path between Blakeney and Morston a little after sunrise on a late October morning.
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Sunlight in the Morston creek at low tide
Love it when the mud shines…makes me think of Jules Pretty’s wonderful book ‘This Luminous Coast‘.
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Somewhere out there a salty old dock is always waiting for you to tie up alongside 😎 ⛵ ⚓ 🛶 🚣
This one happens to be in Morston, part of Blakeney Harbour on the North Norfolk coast.
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Autumn reflections on the salt marsh
Calm days are less frequent at this time of year, but when they arrive, the sky pools in the salt marsh light up with colour and reflection.
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Mooring ropes and sky colours at Morston
Meadow yachting
That wonderful, peculiarly Norfolk pursuit where sails appear to glide over the grass.
This was taken on the Norfolk Broads, but when the tide is right, the same phenomenon may be observed in the creeks between Blakeney, Morston and Cley, as shallow draft boats explore the marsh channels. The water needs to be high enough to navigate, but low enough the hull remains hidden below the grass and reed banks.
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