A misty field on the edge of Brome
Christmas Trees and a Frosty Day, Diss and Thrandeston, Norfolk and Suffolk - 14th December 2020
Once again, the weather provides a bit more interest on the regular bike rides around the Thrandeston/Mellis/Thornham and Eye loop, as there's some mist and a hard frost. In between that, we're off to Diss Garden Centre in order to get a really early Christmas tree, because why not.
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A wind turbine looms over a misty track
St. Margaret of Antioch church from a distance
The footpath sign is held up by a bale of straw
A field of silver spikes
One of Greater Anglia's not-proper-Inter-City trains goes past
Mist, steam and wind turbines at Eye Airfield
The boys look around for a Christmas tree
A tree is selected
The tree is hauled off for stringing up
Fred picks up a mini tree for his room
Harry gets tangled up in the trolley
Fred at the garden centre
Harry wheels our purchases around
Isobel looks at stuff
Fishbowls full of LED string lights
Comedy LED penguins
Harry helps to decorate the tree
Harry gets stuck in
Fred joins in
The top of Lowgate Street is completely closed
The trees into Thrandeston are really frosty
Frosty trees over a field
Frosted trees between Thrandeston and Mellis
Ice from the overhead wires has dropped onto the road
A frosty field by Ostler's Barn
More white trees
The tree tunnel to Thornham is completely white
More white trees near Thornham
A farm gate and a pile of sh*t
The old mink farm down at Nick's Lane
A derelict mink shed
Inside the derelict shed
A wrecked old horse box
A cow stares glumly
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A misty field on the edge of Brome
