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Windy North Norfolk
... rather than risk taking our *********** for the five second lunge for the front seats! it was that bad.
The amount of rain and hail dinished fairly soon but continued for a while as we drove back west, with the intention of seeing the raptor roost at Warham. Ian got an update to say that a Rough-legged Buzzard had been seen between Langham and Morston so we had a short detour inland to see if we could pick it up (we couldn't) but with the rain persisting we decided ...
Camping in Applewood Camping and Caravan Park
... hook ups. Facilities on this park include modern toilets/showers, laundry, washing up sinks, outdoor play area and facilities for the disabled. A short walk from the site you will find a gift shop, supermarket, pub, restaurant, fish and chip shop and takeaway. Dogs are allowed on this vw campervan site but not in the zoo or holiday ...
Just wind (except for the rain)
... foul. It was hard to know whether it was better to just grab our overnight bags and run for the door to reception or struggle into our waterproofs, then grab our bags and then run for reception. We took the option of putting on the waterproofs first because we thought we might need them again before the night was up.
Having checked in we set off for the Waterside straight away, preferring the chance of a meal on a plate to a take away ...
The start of the start.
... month isn't long enough. These are valid points and hot topics when you are sitting in the tea room. So today was meant to be when I got all my ducks in a row. All my short shorts (top gun mavericks) tee shirts and not forgetting my all so famous vests as all the lads know I do like a nice vest all packed and forgotten about till the departure of my 27 hr flight of which every hour I am wishing away like a fat kid to ...
Oh Jays
... noisy birds whose call is a loud, raucous screech but all of these birds were completely silent.
In addition to the Jays there were huge numbers of finches, pipits, Redwings, Fieldfares, Starlings, Magpies and other crows, two Marsh Harriers and a Spoonbill, as well as skeins of Pink-footed Geese in off the sea and Brent geese in smaller groups paralleling the coast. Proper birding, this.
I had sort of promised to make breakfast so guilt got ...