Beautiful to see the light back. Something make the most of in the dark winter.
From our Instagram, @North.Sea.Living.
Wiveton
Sunrise time-lapse over Blakeney and Cley marshes
The sun rises about a quarter past seven at this time of year, emerging from the low hills behind Cley as you look back across the fresh water marsh from Blakeney. If you’re lucky, you see the silhouette of Cley windmill emerging and the swaying reeds bathed in the glowing light.
This was shot as a video over about twenty minutes on a morning dog walk, then edited afterwards to speed it up.
A day well spent
Maps should tell a story. This one is the tale of our Saturday. If you know these places, you’ll perhaps also understand why it wouldn’t be at all bad to spend every Saturday like this.
Walk in the frost
Is there a finer time or a finer place to walk than a frosty morning, when your footfalls crisp the ground, across low hills overlooking the sea? A photo from Wiveton Down this morning, walking from Blakeney to Glandford.
