Sheringham to Cromer beach walk
Tuesday, June 05, 2018
On Friday we took a rare weekday day off and by off I mean a total shunning of all duties except watering the greenhouse first thing and walking Lincoln. After that it was left to us to kick up our heels and do exactly as we pleased to celebrate our wedding anniversary. First stop slightly off route was to eat a super tasty breakfast - in fact it was the best full English we've eaten in forever, Creake Abbey Cafe is where you need to head for a high quality, delicious plate of local goodness.
Having filled up and had a lovely coffee we drove back to Fakenham then on towards Cromer. Our most favourite walk is a circular from Cromer to Sheringham which I've blogged about on a few occasions before but we haven't been in years and it felt special to return to
The weather has been a right unpredictable mess lately and Friday was a foggy one, hence a lack of distance in any of the pictures! It certainly felt atmospheric. Here's the beach walk back to Cromer from Sheringham which is a lovely peaceful stretch although it must only be done at low tide as there isn't much clearance of water in some places and even then a few little leaps over streams is needed to avoid wet feet.
The fog kept the crowds at bay.
A warning sign about brown tailed moths hatching out of their webby sacks in the trees noted their caterpillary spines can fall out and cause severe itching and rashes. I was a little edgy.
I spotted one, then two, then they were everywhere so I made a swift exit!
The rest of the walk to come another day.
Do you have a most favourite walk in the world?
Take care,
Sophie
Having filled up and had a lovely coffee we drove back to Fakenham then on towards Cromer. Our most favourite walk is a circular from Cromer to Sheringham which I've blogged about on a few occasions before but we haven't been in years and it felt special to return to
The weather has been a right unpredictable mess lately and Friday was a foggy one, hence a lack of distance in any of the pictures! It certainly felt atmospheric. Here's the beach walk back to Cromer from Sheringham which is a lovely peaceful stretch although it must only be done at low tide as there isn't much clearance of water in some places and even then a few little leaps over streams is needed to avoid wet feet.
The fog kept the crowds at bay.
A warning sign about brown tailed moths hatching out of their webby sacks in the trees noted their caterpillary spines can fall out and cause severe itching and rashes. I was a little edgy.
I spotted one, then two, then they were everywhere so I made a swift exit!
The rest of the walk to come another day.
Do you have a most favourite walk in the world?
Take care,
Sophie
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