Nature Notes September 2021
It was late August and we were standing on a raised finger of dry land reaching across the salt marsh to the northern edge of Blakeney Harbour. To our left, the mud lined channel of the River Glaven wound its…
It was late August and we were standing on a raised finger of dry land reaching across the salt marsh to the northern edge of Blakeney Harbour. To our left, the mud lined channel of the River Glaven wound its…
This is the time of year for transitions. At school, children are transitioning from one year group to another. Perhaps even from one school to another. Some young people will be transitioning from school to further education or the…
The hot weather in July was a welcome change, and finally butterflies were everywhere. We made a visit to Warham Camp Iron Age fort when there was a light breeze off the sea, making it very pleasant to walk around…
Holiday season is nearly approaching. Lots of reasons why this is all the more necessary. Many of our hard working NHS staff will be having Annual leave at last. 73 years and the Queen has awarded all staff past and present with…
Pilgrimages have been carried out for centuries. Journeying steadily by foot, whether alone or with others who share your faith, to a place of spiritual significance gives time to pause, reflect and think in a way that many of us might not have space…