Evidence of Autumn: Thornham Walks, Suffolk - 18th November 2006

Nosher and Isobel go for a wander around the nearby Thornham Estate, resplendent in its late-Autumn colours. There's also another poke around the cute thatched church of St. Mary's in Thornham Parva, and Nosher does a late-night stop-off (on the way back from the pub) to take photos of the avenue of trees leading to the Cornwallis Arms - yellow by day, and even yellower by night, lit by the string of sodium lights along the drive. In-between that, we're at the Fort St. George in Cambridge for a few glasses of Leffe with the Qualcomm massive.

next album: Autumn Colleges: a Wander around The Backs, Cambridge - 26th November
previous album: Rory Hill's "Tour in a Night", Norfolk and Suffolk - 17th November 2006

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The entrance to the Cornwallis Arms, Brome

The entrance to the Cornwallis Arms, Brome

Golden leaves blow around in the wind

A tree on the Science Park is back-lit by sun

Red leaves in the sun

Nosher's Leffe

Louise, Ben, Hani and Nick in the Fort St. George

Nick looks glum

Hani looks back

Nick reaches for his Leffe

A lone thinker and a plate of sandwiches

Silvery-yellow leaves at Thornham

Golden leaves and blue sky on Thornham Estate

Isobel heads off down a path

We discover a Ray Mears-style den in the woods

Isobel looks at the den

A carpet of leaves

The folly at the Thornham Estate pet cemetary

Isobel by the greenhouses at Thornham

Green lichen on a black stump

Isobel contemplates the apples in the walled garden

Isoble gives a look

A wrought-iron gate

In the leafy litter, fungi thrive

A solitary mushroom

A low sun lights the way

A cow sneaks under the electric fence

A dead tree

The thatched church of St. Mary at Thornham Parva

The end of the nave at St. Mary

Leaded lights

The famous mediaeval Retable of St. Mary's