With the incoming and outgoing tides, private boats, fishing boats being loaded and unloaded, families crabbing on the quayside and the birdlife the scenery was almost continually changing and a delight to see.
A few images attached that were taken on the first couple of days of the holiday.
Wells-next-the-sea harbour.
Wells salt marshes.
This was an ever changing view with the ebb and flow of the tide and varying daylight.
Lifeboat Horse.
An unusual sculpture to see in a harbour. A link is added to read of how it came to be permanently situated in the harbour.
https://www.wellsmaltings.org.uk/the-lifeboat-horse/
A gulls eyeview!
Little Egret
They were seen regularly on the marsh.
Holkham Bay.
Holkham Hall had organised a 'Feast in the park' event held on weekends during August. It was good to chill out and enjoy tasty street food and drink and on the Sunday a Jazz band played adding to the peaceful and restful ambience, socially distanced of course! It was a great atmosphere and the sun shone on both visits!
The lake was quiet with just a few Mallard and Great Crested Grebe seen distantly, more social distancing!!
It was lovely to see the appearance of a herd of Fallow Deer.
A few decided to have a drink as they passed by the Geese, Mallards and Gulls on the riverside.
After the enjoyment of a weekend spent relaxing at Holkham Hall the following day RSPB Titchwell Marsh N R beckoned.
To be continued.
Lovely to read and see pictures from your latest trips Pam, the view from the apartment is gorgeous, I am missing the sea!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth for your kind comments. It was a good trip and to have the best views ever from a holiday apartment was a real bonus!
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