The road between Thrandeston and Mellis
Derelict Infants School and Ice Sculptures, Diss and Palgrave, Norfolk and Suffolk - 13th February 2021
It's a round-up of randomness, including a look at the derelict infants' school in Diss on a snowy day, and a stop for an impressive accidental ice sculpture on Denmark Hill in Palgrave, where a bit of floodwater, passing vehicles and freezing temperatures have combined to create some impressive icicles on the side of the road. Before that there are a few photos from various bike rides, and later on we're walking around the fields of Brome again.
next album: The Old Sewage Works, The Avenue, Brome, Suffolk - 20th February 2021
previous album: Beast From The East Two - The Sequel, Brome, Suffolk - 8th February 2021
The muddy entrance to Judas Lane
Discarded agricultural equipment
One of Greater Anglia's naff new trains goes by
The two chapels on Eye Cemetery
The Oaksmere's drive
The Oaksmere pond is still frozen
Fred gets a comedy photo of a blue tit in flight
The back alley behind Browne's in Diss
The out-of-place 1970s building on the Market Place
A quiet Mere Street in Diss
The remains of the National Provincial Bank
Some ducks stand about on the ice
Some construction occurs by the Mere
Fancy new buildings on the site of the old Nunnery
A dove sits on the railings
The water level on the Mere is still high
Fred looks out at the ducks
The derelict infants' school in Diss
Fred roams about behind the United Reform Church
An abandoned cement mixer
Some sort of outbuilding
Fred by the old school
An abandoned toilet bowl
The socially-distant queues are back at Morrisons
The ice sculpture on Denmark Hill
Fred on Denmark Hill
Icicles on the roadside
The ice looks like candle wax of stalagmites
More impressive ice stalagmites
Fred pokes some of the ice
Looking at the ice
A snowy field on Denmark Hill
A car drives past the icicle sculptures
Snow drifts and a gate on the Thrandeston Road
An open gate
Looking down the road past Dairy Farm
A deserted Eye town centre
Linden House, Eye
Isobel walks past the florists in Eye
Church Street
Beard's Deli on Church Street
Snow looms behind the wind turbines
Boris Cat pawprints meet a pheasant in the snow
Deep snow in the garden
A jar is almost completely buried
A sunset over the side field
The Oaksmere's drive
Fred and Harry do a quick distanced hello
Fred on the ice
Tilly Dog roams around
Tilly gets a little snack
Harry's getting a bit wet
Harry digs around in the snow
A snowball fight breaks out
Harry runs away
The Old Swan Inn
Walking around the field near the Devil's Handbasin
Isobel and Fred on a field
Harry and Isobel
Fred's got a block of ice
Harry picks some ice sheets up
A frozen pond in Brome
The boys continue looking for good bits of ice
Harry perches on a stump
A small wood and pond on Rectory Road
The boys on ice
Broken ice has re-frozen
Harry stands on a shallow bit of frozen pond
Fred on the ice
Three layers of ice, about 4cm thick
Harry does a last bit of sledging
Snowdrops peek out through the leaves and snow
There's a nice pattern on the back-room roof
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The road between Thrandeston and Mellis
The road between Thrandeston and Mellis
The muddy entrance to Judas Lane
Discarded agricultural equipment
One of Greater Anglia's naff new trains goes by
The two chapels on Eye Cemetery
The Oaksmere's drive
The Oaksmere pond is still frozen
Fred gets a comedy photo of a blue tit in flight
The back alley behind Browne's in Diss
The out-of-place 1970s building on the Market Place
A quiet Mere Street in Diss
The remains of the National Provincial Bank
Some ducks stand about on the ice
Some construction occurs by the Mere
Fancy new buildings on the site of the old Nunnery
A dove sits on the railings
The water level on the Mere is still high
Fred looks out at the ducks
The derelict infants' school in Diss
Fred roams about behind the United Reform Church
An abandoned cement mixer
Some sort of outbuilding
Fred by the old school
An abandoned toilet bowl
The socially-distant queues are back at Morrisons
The ice sculpture on Denmark Hill
Fred on Denmark Hill
Icicles on the roadside
The ice looks like candle wax of stalagmites
More impressive ice stalagmites
Fred pokes some of the ice
Looking at the ice
A snowy field on Denmark Hill
A car drives past the icicle sculptures
Snow drifts and a gate on the Thrandeston Road
An open gate
Looking down the road past Dairy Farm
A deserted Eye town centre
Linden House, Eye
Isobel walks past the florists in Eye
Church Street
Beard's Deli on Church Street
Snow looms behind the wind turbines
Boris Cat pawprints meet a pheasant in the snow
Deep snow in the garden
A jar is almost completely buried
A sunset over the side field
The Oaksmere's drive
Fred and Harry do a quick distanced hello
Fred on the ice
Tilly Dog roams around
Tilly gets a little snack
Harry's getting a bit wet
Harry digs around in the snow
A snowball fight breaks out
Harry runs away
The Old Swan Inn
Walking around the field near the Devil's Handbasin
Isobel and Fred on a field
Harry and Isobel
Fred's got a block of ice
Harry picks some ice sheets up
A frozen pond in Brome
The boys continue looking for good bits of ice
Harry perches on a stump
A small wood and pond on Rectory Road
The boys on ice
Broken ice has re-frozen
Harry stands on a shallow bit of frozen pond
Fred on the ice
Three layers of ice, about 4cm thick
Harry does a last bit of sledging
Snowdrops peek out through the leaves and snow
There's a nice pattern on the back-room roof