Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Westwood Marshes
Short walk from Walberswick over Westwood Marshes to the mill and back to the car park through the village. Showers missed me!
Thursday, 21 April 2016
Monday, 18 April 2016
Green Winged Orchid on Winks Meadow
Pushbiked to Winks Meadow to see if the Early Purple Orchids were out early this year. Mostly not! What was there was this Green Winged Orchid. Very nice.
Thursday, 14 April 2016
Paddled my old canadian canoe from Scole to Syleham Mill. Lovely day in warm sunshine. Clouded over as I got off the water and luckily missed the thunderstorm which seems to have taken the Billingford gauge from 0.4m, perfect paddle, to 0.6m by mid afternoon. That's a little high for comfort!
Loading the car up in the rain
Then, just before Scole, the sun came out and stayed out for the whole of the paddle:
There was an easy shoot at Billingford, reading 0.4m as promised by the Environment Agency on their website:
Some reflections in the still water just above Hoxne Weir:
Hoxne weir, at 0.4m on the gauge, really is a waterslide. No scraping or bumping and shipped no splash:
The weir was followed by a little set of shallow gravel riffs down to the Mill house:
After that it was still water to Syleham Mill where the bike was waiting to sprint back up the A143 to Scole to pick up the car and head for home.
Fantastic day!
Loading the car up in the rain
Then, just before Scole, the sun came out and stayed out for the whole of the paddle:
There was an easy shoot at Billingford, reading 0.4m as promised by the Environment Agency on their website:
Some reflections in the still water just above Hoxne Weir:
Hoxne weir, at 0.4m on the gauge, really is a waterslide. No scraping or bumping and shipped no splash:
The weir was followed by a little set of shallow gravel riffs down to the Mill house:
After that it was still water to Syleham Mill where the bike was waiting to sprint back up the A143 to Scole to pick up the car and head for home.
Fantastic day!
Monday, 11 April 2016
Corton Cliffs with easterly near gale
Some rather windblown Primroses on Corton Cliffs:
How windblown? Quite windblown:
And there were still a few rather nice Coltsfoots at the base of the cliff, land slipped on to the beach:
Seakale looking very at home
How windblown? Quite windblown:
And there were still a few rather nice Coltsfoots at the base of the cliff, land slipped on to the beach:
Seakale looking very at home
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