Fred and Harry by a maize field
A July Miscellany: Scole and a Ride To Pulham, Norfolk - 30th July 2026
There's another walk to the Scole Crossways, but it's the first time for over six months that Isobel's along too for the relatively short walk to the pub and back. Then, the Brome Swan Cycle Club is out again for the Thursday ride, which this week is to the Falcon in Pulham St. Mary. However, there's only a single decent beer on and it's over 5%, so we just do the one and head back to Diss for a couple at the Ampersand Tap.
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Harry doubles over
Isobel fights her way through the long grass
Children of the corn
Isobel climbs over a gate
A Meadow Brown butterfly
We cross the dried creek
The Waveney looks like it's a lawn
Harry does the traditional pull-up at Scole
Isobel heads off
Another gate to climb over
Walking under a giant oak tree
Isobel follows the boys
Harry tries to hide
We cross the B1118
Guttering has fallen off at Warren Hills
On the path through Warren Hill
The gang are dots in the distance
Fred tries to pick up a discarded digger bucket
Farm irrigation is doing its bit to save water
Gaz takes a photo of cows at Seamere Green
A cow peers over the fence
Gaz heads off to Pulham St. Mary
The old railway station on the road to Pulham
The former Pulham Railway Station
The Boy Phil and Gaz in the Falcon beer garden
Gaz and Phil saddle up
The Pulham Crown has been re-thatched
A cow in a field
A herd of cows near Seamere Green
Gaz and Phil head across the A140
Gaz on the footpath to Diss
The Scole Road is properly closed
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Fred and Harry by a maize field
Fred and Harry by a maize field
Harry doubles over
Isobel fights her way through the long grass
Children of the corn
Isobel climbs over a gate
A Meadow Brown butterfly
We cross the dried creek
The Waveney looks like it's a lawn
Harry does the traditional pull-up at Scole
Isobel heads off
Another gate to climb over
Walking under a giant oak tree
Isobel follows the boys
Harry tries to hide
We cross the B1118
Guttering has fallen off at Warren Hills
On the path through Warren Hill
The gang are dots in the distance
Fred tries to pick up a discarded digger bucket
Farm irrigation is doing its bit to save water
Gaz takes a photo of cows at Seamere Green
A cow peers over the fence
Gaz heads off to Pulham St. Mary
The old railway station on the road to Pulham
The former Pulham Railway Station
The Boy Phil and Gaz in the Falcon beer garden
Gaz and Phil saddle up
The Pulham Crown has been re-thatched
A cow in a field
A herd of cows near Seamere Green
Gaz and Phil head across the A140
Gaz on the footpath to Diss
The Scole Road is properly closed