Walking the harbour at Overy Staithe today. September weather is just glorious.
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Autumn colours and sunset on the marsh
From a couple of days ago. You know, before the sky turned brown and rainpocalypse arrived!
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It’s a sunlight through the reeds sort of a morning
It’s a sunlight through the reeds sort of a morning.
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Calm before the winds
A Christmas trip to the Norfolk Bear Rehoming Centre at Pedlars Barrow in West Runton
Pedlars Barrow at West Runton hosts Norfolk’s Bear Rehoming Centre. Chester, our dog’s beloved bear, came from here a few years ago. This time we were looking for a special bear to give us a Christmas present…we found one called William, who will be going to a very good home! Take a look at the original Instagram post for more photos of Pedlars Barrow and its wonderful selection of toys and bears – a must visit if you’re shopping for children this Christmas…or not!
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Flashback to September at the Watchouse
Blustery this year, but no less magical. Always an adventure.
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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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Video: the crashing waves of the North Sea in November
As I kayaked across the still waters of Blakeney Harbour, I could hear the roar of the waves crashing on the other side of the Point. Every so often a plume of white spray rose behind the Watch House and sea bank.
Pulling the kayak up high away from the tide, I walked across the narrow spit of land and down to where the North Sea was churning the beach shingle in a fierce, winter temper. The waves were mesmerising in the pale, early sun.
Video: Blakeney Harbour on a big tide, bright sky November morning
It is November, right?
What a beautiful, big tide morning to be on the water! Kayaked out from the quay at Blakeney, into the main harbour, and shot this from the old Cooke memorial post at the top of the Cut.
