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A morning walk 05/04

5th Apr 20195th Apr 2019 | ginnybain

An early morning North Norfolk coast visit catching an indistinct horizon. Overstrand to Cromer, a sunny calm walk with an invigorating seascape. Mesmorised by proximity of the breaking surf, architectural shapes and shadows.

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