Tue, 2013 Nov 19 12:36 PM GMT
With Harry. Fine cold day, we walked about 5 miles.
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| Lots of swans and tufted ducks |
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| This tree has declared winter |
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| Turkey oak? |
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| Trees like wind-blown hair |
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| From the bridge |
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| More swans and other waterfowl |
We also saw cormorants, geese, an egret, and at least one lapwing.
A grand walk in glorious autumnal weather. The colours lifted the spirit!
ReplyDeleteHi Ali,really love your blog, I live in Northants and so a lot of these are local to me. I hae been searching for places to go with my camera and my search keeps bringing me to your lovely photos here. Can you confirm that you are allowed to walk around eyebrook as someone told me it might be private. Also was thinking about cransley and Thorpe Malsor? I love water and sunsets and love finding new places to go. Thanks for your time.
ReplyDeleteHi Pam,
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading and leaving your comment. The access to Eyebrook is set out here: http://www.lros.org.uk/eyebrook.htm
though I have never been challenged, and have seen quite a few people with dogs. There is a public road round quite a large part of Eyebrook, usually pretty quiet, except some weekends.
I have walked public footpaths near Cransley and Thorpe Malsor - see my post from 27 Sep 2012 http://aliwalks.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/broughton-gt-cransley-thorpe-malsor.html
Hope this is of use,
Alison