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Windy North Norfolk
... east we stopped off at Sheringham for a sea watch. The wind direction wasn't ideal for bringing birds close but there was a bit of northerly in the predominant westerlies and the visibility was just about perfect so the seating and the possibility of a bit of shelter was tempting.
We sat for about 90 minutes. There were lots of birds with many Red-throated Divers, Razorbills and Guillemots and dozens of flocks of between 20 and 100 Dunlins all heading west but ...
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The start of the start.
... But no what i actually done was eat loads of junk food catch up with friends and go shopping. Shopping was very successful I bought a winter coat Sir David Attenborough himself would endorse for nordic conditions. A knitted jumper your nan would be proud of and running trainers the Bolt would wear. All these items are not what you should or would buy if you are planning to go Australia in 3days time. at the start ...
Oh Jays
... of the day even got a couple of decent photos.
The drive back to Hunstanton felt quite long (although we did stop briefly at Cley to see if there was any passage at sea) and it was dark when we got back to the chalet. The bright lights of Kings Lynn weren’t enough to tempt us again so we returned to the Waterside Bar via a couple of other places, where the evening meals weren’t quite as good as those we’d had on Friday night but were still ...
We're off to see the seals
... by commercial and pleasure vessels and is also something of a haven for wildlife. During the spring and summer much of the end of the point is inaccessible because of breeding birds, but outside the breeding season landing on the point for a short while is permissible. I have walked long-ish distances on the point on a couple of occasions and can confirm that it is incredibly hard work because the shingle bank, despite being huge and often over 10 feet high and flat on the top ...
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