From a couple of days ago. You know, before the sky turned brown and rainpocalypse arrived!
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The old anchor at sunset in Blakeney Harbour
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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The fire of a winter sunset
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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Sunset in Blakeney
Yesterday’s sunset in Blakeney, taken towards the end of the Cut.
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Sky colours at sunset
Took this photo just as the tide started to flow in Blakeney Cut. A beautiful, calm evening after this week’s winds, with a huge moon rising in the east.
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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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Sunset sooner, softer
The clocks went back at the weekend and suddenly the evening walk with the dog has become the afternoon walk again. The light was golden and soft today, diffused through the soft whisps of the marsh plants. Winter often provides the best sunsets.
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Sunset colours on Blakeney Quay, Norfolk
The year marches on towards the season of low, heavy skies and the rich, deep red sunsets of winter.
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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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