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Category Archives: Contributors
Southern Comfort…
This lovely old Mississippi River Boat drew past ‘The Broadland Folk’ on it’s regular sailings from Horning on The Norfolk Broads along the River Bure, and returned in the evening decked with coloured lights and a Jazz Band. ‘Southern Comfort’ … Continue reading
‘Heidi’ at Womack Water…
‘The Broadland Folk’ continue their adventures around The Norfolk Broads with ‘Heidi’ making an early morning start from Womack Water.
Miles Per Heron!
This highly amusing picture from video footage by ‘The Broadland Folk’ is worthy of a second airing. Taken on The Norfolk Broads last year – the picture is completly unretouched and the subject perfectly relaxed!
The Royal Crown of St. James’s
The Royal Crown sits above the gates to St. James’s Park in Westminster London – Robert Morey continues his travels around the capital. This Royal Park covers some 58 acres and is very popular with visitors. It was dedicated to ‘St. … Continue reading
Right Everyone… Stay in Line!
This delightful family of Greylag Geese was pictured recently on The Norfolk Broads by ‘The Broadland Folk’ … The Broads are home to much varied wildlife and many forms of aquatic creatures. The Greylag Goose (Anser anser) known in the US as Graylag, … Continue reading
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A Tree and a Post!
When you get a shot like this in your viewfinder… You just can’t resist it! … Another most interesting picture from ‘The Broadland Folk’ …And by the way… Look at the size of those Lily Pads!
Repair work to The Norfolk Broads…
It’s an ongoing task for teams of workers employed to repair the banks and dredge the waters of The Norfolk Broads. The Broads are a very busy waterway requiring constant attention all year round!
A Beautiful Broadlands Black Swan…
This beautiful Black Swan was photographed recently on The Norfolk Broads by ‘The Broadland Folk’ during their boating adventures in Norfolk. The Black Swan is generally quite happy around humans, and can become very tame, even feeding from the hand! But can … Continue reading
A Question of Caption from Robert Morey…
Robert Morey sent in this striking picture taken recently just off The Mall in London… but does not know the name of the large building… Can anyone enlighten him?
‘Molly’ Joins The Broadland Folk…
The latest addition to the family of ‘The Broadland Folk’ is dear ‘Molly’ She is a 17 week old Border Collie, and is enjoying all of the delights that ‘The Norfolk Broads’ can offer!