You’re welcome Pete, we hadn’t heard of HH till we came here. Another time I’ll take you to the very end and down to the sandspit where the world’s most expensive beach huts are!
You are so lucky, Janet. My current location has very little natural beauty to offer, and it’s sadly lacking compared to where you live and also compared to my former homes.
Hello Jaqueline, I’ll do that view another time. The first time we went there I took photos looking down on the beach huts thinking that was an original idea! I soon realised that everyone had painted or photographed that scene.
Glad you enjoyed it Debby. The 45 mermaid tails have all been collected up now, ready to be auctioned for charity, I didn’t manage to photograph them all!
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all that beach and not a child nor sandcastle in sight. Hugs
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There were plenty David, just not in my sightline.
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I can feel the sand in my shoes … and I haven’t been anywhere near a beach!
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Fantastic photos. Looks so lovely 🙂
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Thanks James, it is a lovely spot, probably why it was popular with our iron age ancestors.
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This looks like a great place to wander!
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It is Liz and so great for wandering at weekends it is full of families, dogs joggers etc.
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What a nice collection Janet. I love them all. Good morning from here.
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Thanks Arlene, glad you enjoyed them.
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The place looks inviting. I love to walk in the sand
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Hello Hazel, yes so do I.
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I smiled because I forgot your name again🙈
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It looks a bit like here on the North Norfolk coast.
Thanks for showing your pictures
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🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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You’re welcome, we’ve had some holidays on the Norfolk coast.
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A very nice walk, to a very interesting place I had never heard of. Thanks, Janet.
Best wishes, Pete.
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You’re welcome Pete, we hadn’t heard of HH till we came here. Another time I’ll take you to the very end and down to the sandspit where the world’s most expensive beach huts are!
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Wow…this is gorgeous!
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Hello Becky, yes I take my visitors there, amazing that I can walk there from my house.
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You are so lucky, Janet. My current location has very little natural beauty to offer, and it’s sadly lacking compared to where you live and also compared to my former homes.
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Hello Becky, yes I am lucky, though it took years to get here. There are plenty of not s scenic spots around here!
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One of my fave places in the world!
The 360-degree panorama from the top of the Head takes some beating.
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Hello Jaqueline, I’ll do that view another time. The first time we went there I took photos looking down on the beach huts thinking that was an original idea! I soon realised that everyone had painted or photographed that scene.
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They are rather photogenic, though! 🙂
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What a cool mermaid tail!
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Yes everyone has been photographing them. They are all gone now, taken away for an exhibition then to be auctioned.
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This looks very nice, Janet. It is freezing cold here today.
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We actually had torrential downpours on Saturday ( blogs sometimes lie! ) and I got drenched and put on my winter clothes when I got home.
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A most enjoyable tour. Those mermaid tales are popular. 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed it Debby. The 45 mermaid tails have all been collected up now, ready to be auctioned for charity, I didn’t manage to photograph them all!
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I am glad the mermaids were rescued before they suffocated in the sand!
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Hello Geoff, they have all been taken to a rescue centre and I’m going to interview them today.
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Those would be very entertaining interviews!
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