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My walk started from the Cadogan Arms pub in Ingham, a small rural village in West Suffolk. I walked down Ampton Lane over the old railway bridge with the old Railway Station on the left and along to Ampton Racecourse. There is a public foothpath that goes through this field all the way the river. The field is lined with lime trees and the perimeter with blackberry bushes. The race course is clearly marked out with its steepchase jumps but is only used a few times a year for the South ... |
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Itinerary: Knettishall Heath Country Park |
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Another nice crisp country walk in the county of Suffolk. This morning brought us a covering of snow which made trekking around the villages of Ampton and Gt Livermere a real pleasure. We started off from the village of Ingham walking down Ampton lane past the old railway line and racecourse. The we walked past the impressive Ampton Hall and down the public footpath to Gt Livermere. As the name suggests at Livermere there is a big mere where many birds congregate and breed. On our return walk th ... |
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Today we went for a very wintery walk on the North Norfolk Coastal Pathway. We started from the small village of Blakeney heading east towards Cley Next to the Sea. It was rather windy but the sun shone bright. This was only a short walk but we came across beautiful scenery such as Cley's windmill and a nice clean shingle beach at Blakeney Point. |
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Itinerary: Cairngorm National Park |
