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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)
... still take orders up until 9 p.m., which they confirmed, so we resisted the temptation to stop somewhere en route.
It was almost exactly 8:30 when we arrived at Hunstanton’s Golden Lion Hotel (apparently the town’s oldest building) and although the weather in the Midlands had been OK (for late October) when we had set off and it had been reasonable for most of the drive, 100 yards from the cliff tops and overlooking The Wash ...
The start of the start.
... summer. On the plus side my mum made me a mean bacon sandwich, done my washing and I witnessed Ben malardho eat some food without safari watch filming him. Don't worry there will be more specials live from nandos on animal planet very soon. Let's hope tomorrow will be more successful. But in true Mark Pitt style I will still be running the airport shops with my head up my **** and a pocket full of money trying to get ...
Oh Jays
... telescope for a bit of sea watching. Somebody had mentioned a Slavonian Grebe but we could only find Great Crested, however we picked up a total of 8 Great Skuas offshore and there were plenty of common waders, ducks and geese to keep us on the alert.
Hunger pangs had taken hold by now as it was well after midday but we stopped off at the new hide on the way back to the car to look for Curlew Sandpipers again (without success), spent about 10 ...
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