Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 15
Today is our last day, and we assume we will have a leisurely walk on a grey, blustery day. Out of Gorlestone on Sea with its wide open beach with a sign saying no dogs between...
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Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 14
We are joined today by our son Oli, his wife Lois and their daughters Amelie, Annabelle, Eliza and their large labrador, Otis. They have come up from Cambridge that morning and do well to arrive on...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 13
Having spent 3 days walking on the beach, I suggest we walk along the coastal path at the top of the sandbanks to get some idea of the countryside we are passing. It's pretty uninteresting scrubland...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 12
It's another sweltering day with no sea breeze today, and we are tempted to take off our shoes to paddle, but this means having to carry heavy walking shoes and then replacing them with our feet...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 11
The rain has disappeared today, and it is another beautiful sunny day. We are so lucky. We walk along a beautiful sandy beach with a cooling sea breeze in our faces. The sea remains quite rough...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 10
Last night, we stayed in Blakely Manor Hotel, kindly paid for by a sponsor, and we were given a dinner by some supporters, which was very kind. Unfortunately, the fire alarm went off three times at...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 9
Today, our friend Brigit and her boisterous young golden labrador join us. It is another glorious day with a fresh sea wind, much more pleasant than Saturday. We leave the busy village of Blakeney and start...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 8
We have a blissful day off, and it is so wonderful not to have any deadlines to meet. We have a guided tour around Halcott Hall, a fascinating property with a long history of the Leicester...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 7
Today is another scorcher, and the mist has lifted. We wonder what changes in the atmosphere to disperse the mist like that from one day to the next without any sign of wind. Back to the...
Jane’s Walk 2023 – Day 6
We wake up to a thick mist covering, which gets denser as we approach the sea. Richard drives us into the village of Burnham Ovary Staithe, as the start point means we would be walking along...
