Harry leaps about
New Year's Day on the Ling, Wortham, Suffolk - 1st January 2020
We manage to haul our asses out of the house for at least a bit, with a walk around on Wortham Ling, just outside Diss and metres from the Norfolk border.
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Fred strolls around
More running about
A path disappears into the Ling
Harry is small in the landscape
A ravaged gorse bush
Roaming in black and white
Fred picks something up
Fred's got a big stick
A six-bar gate to a misty field
Fred has a swing
Fred on a rope swing, close up
Harry observes from his tree-root base
A skull has been carved into the tree bark
There remains of some brick 'tank'
Disappearing graffiti
Harry has a quick swing
Branches merge into sedges in a tangle of nature
The overgrown Waveney - the Norfolk/Suffolk border
The odd sight of an old wooden tennis racquet
Some spectacularly-orange fungus on a tree
We stump off out of the woods
The road to Redgrave
Wandering off over the Ling
Isobel checks her phone for geocaches
A carpet of oak leaves
Harry and Isobel
Harry investigates a gnarled gorse stump
A bloom of lichen, like snow
A subdued Wortham Ling
Harry and Fred
Cracked tarmac
Fred's in the road
Harry and Isobel wander back to the car
In the muddy car park
Fred and Harry do some augmented reality
There's a dinosaur by the garage
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Harry leaps about
Harry leaps about
Fred strolls around
More running about
A path disappears into the Ling
Harry is small in the landscape
A ravaged gorse bush
Roaming in black and white
Fred picks something up
Fred's got a big stick
A six-bar gate to a misty field
Fred has a swing
Fred on a rope swing, close up
Harry observes from his tree-root base
A skull has been carved into the tree bark
There remains of some brick 'tank'
Disappearing graffiti
Harry has a quick swing
Branches merge into sedges in a tangle of nature
The overgrown Waveney - the Norfolk/Suffolk border
The odd sight of an old wooden tennis racquet
Some spectacularly-orange fungus on a tree
We stump off out of the woods
The road to Redgrave
Wandering off over the Ling
Isobel checks her phone for geocaches
A carpet of oak leaves
Harry and Isobel
Harry investigates a gnarled gorse stump
A bloom of lichen, like snow
A subdued Wortham Ling
Harry and Fred
Cracked tarmac
Fred's in the road
Harry and Isobel wander back to the car
In the muddy car park
Fred and Harry do some augmented reality
There's a dinosaur by the garage