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Norway in a Nutshell – The Fjords

Posted on January 12, 2015 by Wingclipped

The fjords.  Wow.  We crowded onto the top deck and lined the sides, jostling for the best photo positions.  Amidst all this wide open space and the expansive vistas I felt as if we were a herd of cattle being … Continue reading →

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70a – Lymington to Keyhaven

Posted on July 31, 2014 by Wingclipped

Lymington River looked spectacular this morning.  Wow! To the south east of the town is a large marina.  It went on and on for some two thirds of a mile in an endless clang of ropes slapping against masts.  Just … Continue reading →

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52d – Brighton Part V

Posted on June 23, 2013 by Wingclipped

We dragged ourselves away from the pier entertainments to continue our way west.  As we walked back down the planks of the pier the seagulls glided overhead, hoping to swoop down and pick up stray scraps of food.  Occasionally, one … Continue reading →

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43a – Rye

Posted on February 22, 2013 by Wingclipped

We parked on the eastern outskirts of Rye, where we had finished our last walk.  We were looking forward to walking through a town we had heard so much about, and crossed the River Rother with eager expectation.  The flow … Continue reading →

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33a – Cliftonville to Botany Bay

Posted on September 21, 2012 by Wingclipped

Curse these amazing coastal landscapes!  Curse these pleasant pubs!  Curse these quiet beaches where we can sit for hours without seeing a soul!  Just how are we supposed to walk round the entire coast of Britain when there is so much to enjoy … Continue reading →

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