I couldn’t see an episode of Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha’s ‘Echoes of my Neighbourhood’ today but I thought I’d post this anyway. Update: Jacqui has posted her ninth edition.
As you will see from the poem I posted yesterday, ‘Your shoes will make you happy today’, a response to the dVerse poets ‘as the cookie crumbles’ Chinese New Year prompt, my husband and I went for a Sunday walk along the North Norfolk Coast, at a place called Horsey. The usual access road was blocked with parked cars – we weren’t the only ones with that idea last Sunday. We drove back down the coast and parked with two other cars near a track across fields, not far from where a friend of mine lives. What a place to live!
Once over the dunes, this was what greeted us!
We walked east along an empty beach, clambering over rocks, discovering a rock pool along the way…
until we found this!
I was able to get up close to this seal – one of its eyes was damaged. Luckily it had a friend to guide it back to the pod.
I hope to get out with the camera again soon to take some shots of Norfolk windmills!
writing in north norfolk 
I did the right thing by starting this challenge. Gosh, you get to see so much beauty. A person could stare at those skies for day’s. So calm and clean looking beach. Good for a thinking walk. I wonder how the poor Seal will cope with one eye?
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You make me feel like being in the picture 😊
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😉
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Beautiful shots!!
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mmmmmmm such lazy serene surroundings … am sure you can stay there for hours. Thanks for sharing these. Or is it no thanks … cause now I have a hankering to walk there 🙂
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Wonderful photos – I love Norfolk!
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Me too!
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