Showing posts with label North Norfolk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Norfolk. Show all posts

Friday, 9 October 2020

More boats and birds

The weather was much better on the next day.  We drove along  the coast dipping in and out of lanes to the sea.  Eventually we stopped at Brancaster Staithe.  Be  prepared for a lot of photos today.













 We moved on to Burnham Overy Staithe







We drove to Blakeney for lunch and saw this windmill at Cley-next-the-sea on our way to Cromer.


We drove through Sheringham and didn't stop.  It was heaving with people which seemed odd to us on a coldish Wednesday at the end of September.  Perhaps they were all like us - just keen to have a few days away.  At Cromer we had a walk along the pier and along the promenade.



Thanks for joining me today.  Next time, our last day in Norfolk including some Art Nouveau.
Bernice


Tuesday, 6 October 2020

Along the coast

The weather on our second day away was horrible.  Rain and fog.  It was a beautiful day at home so that was a bit annoying.  We still went out and about.  Roger had to rethink the walk!  That was fine with me.

We drove to Hunstanton and Brancaster.  We stopped off at the RSPB reserve but decided against paying to go in as the weather was still miserable.  We continued to Wells-Next-The-Sea.

This beautiful sculpture gets flooded by the tide but sadly we only saw the North Norfolk coast with the tide out.





As it was still not brightening up we went to check in at our hotel in Burnham Market.  However when we got there the hotel had changed management and the booking agent had not sent them our booking. The young couple who had taken over the hotel are lovely and they set up a room for us.

The weather improved slightly.  As in, it stopped raining.  It was still dull but worth going back to Titchwell RSPB reserve and walking to the beach.  We saw lots of birds but we don't have a clue what we saw, apart from the gulls!



 However the beach was absolutely covered in shells and starfish









A closeup of the shell above


And a few photos of the birds on the beach.  I do love monochrome photos.




Thanks for joining me today.  Next time,  tidal creeks and a windmill.
Bernice