I had a little stroll down along the promenade after tea - just to get some air and stretch my legs, as tomorrow's weather forecast is not conducive to going outside (unless I get up very early in the morning), so there'll be little in the way of leg-stretching then.
I haven't got a lot to show for it*, you may be relieved to hear - Cromer Pier in the distance, a young(ish) cormorant, and a bunny! Plus there's music at the end.
Norman and Norma got married in Cromer and caught double pneumonia.
Quelle surprise...
* Not even worth putting a page break in.
Only a British person could ever attempt to rhyme "Seltzer(?) classes" with "Tomatoes". Love the pictures! Our rabbits look the same. Not many cormorants where I live but I'm a bit further inland.
ReplyDeleteTwenty years on and the children have gone
DeleteAnd they're both at a bit of a loss
They've tried salsa classes and growing tomatoes
But nothing is getting them off
Jx
I'm always surprised when I see cormorants inland as I associate them with the sea right here. I've seen a couple in Norwich (our county city) which is about 25 miles in.
DeleteHurrah! You dug it out of your collection... Love, love, love The Divine Comedy! Jx
ReplyDeletePS The photos are lovely, as always.
"Norman and Norma" was featured thanks to your mention a few days back, Jon.
DeleteLove the bunny.
ReplyDeleteWould you like mash and gravy with it?
DeleteI adore a good art song. Very lovely choice! And yes, the world needs more bunnies. Thanks for sharing. How very beautiful. Kizzes.
ReplyDeleteThe Divine Comedy are always good for a bit of culture.
DeleteYou had me at"I had a little stroll down along the promenade after tea - just to get some air and stretch my legs" let alone the pictures.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds quite picturesque, but due to all the rain, the prom was covered in muddy run-off from the cliffs (and stinky seaweed that the high tide and waves had thrown up).
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ReplyDeleteGlad you managed to get out for a troll around the old groins of Cromer even if as in the words of the song 'It could have been warmer'.
Fab photos and I love 'The Divine Comedy' too
Some of the groynes are so old, and have had so much action, that they're little more than stumps now!
DeleteAnd, yes, warmer would be nice.
It is definitely a staying indoors day today with the only leg stretching to be done in front of the TV.
ReplyDeleteGlorious pics, as per!
Feel grateful that I didn't take any pictures of the bunny I saw in my lanes - it may have been minus a body.
Sx
Ah, perhaps on a dark evening, one might catch a glimpse of the headless ghost of a Devon bunny plying the lanes?
DeleteI concede the climatic conditions are not completely conducive to contemplating cosy charismatic country cottages and cormorants.
ReplyDeleteYou are quite correct*
Delete* I was going to go with "certainly correct" but it sounds wrong even though it looks right.
Gorgeous pix as usual, including the bunny. But that last seascape was - mmmm! right up my alley! Simply wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhy, thank you, Ms Nations. I'm looking forward to seeing some of your own now that you have conquered technology!
DeleteI would LOVE to have this view when I go for my strolls! So nice!
ReplyDeleteAnd the bunny! I have not seen bunnies this year yet, but I ddi see a fox...
XOXO
A shag! And groynes! Minister, you're spoiling me...
ReplyDeleteNow, I must look for more Divine Comedy.
Thanks for the nudge.And the left-over fudge, but where's the ferero rocher...