A long cut home along the Wensum riverside. A warm sunny, shadow filled walk with rippling leaf shadows, contrasty geometric lines, ducks and a formation of builders.
Walk
A morning walk 14/05
A walk eastwards along the beach from Overstrand with two friends. A sunny, but slightly bleached feel to the morning. Tide out, sky wholeheartedly blue and sea calm. Enjoyed catching up inside this beautiful morning.
An evening walk 13/05
An evening pilgrimage to the UEA bluebells. A warm sunny close, of a stunning day.
Softly lit woods, bluebells glowing quietly. Noticing: the quiet, the invitation of the woodland paths, wispy feathered clouds and strong blues and greens.
An evening walk 12/05
12/05. A twilight walk around Whitlingham Broad. A setting sun, bats flitting overhead and the moon’s reflection in a puddle.
An afternoon stroll 11/05
An unexpectedly sunny, late afternoon walk, following an overcast rainy day. Around the U.E.A broad and along the River Yare to Cringleford. Strong sun, suspended blossom, glorious greens and crisp reflections, lush.
An afternoon stroll 9/05
An overcast rain threatening afternoon. Strolling along the river Wensum, with a friend, to hang out under the A146. Noticing patterns, reflections and graffiti textures. Captured sounds of cars passing overhead and the passing of a Cambridge bound train.
A morning walk: 06/05
A pilgrimage to Bluebells that underwhelmed. A cool, but unexpectedly sunny woodland walk. New greens abound, limey, peachy, yellowing, sandy and orange. Light dappling in, with branch shadows, still just visible. A grandparent Oak and an enjoyed rope swing.
A morning walk: 30/04
A still of a day, full of quiet productivity. Noticing: bird song, bluebells, pathways and new growth.
A morning walk: 25/04
A warm and muffled morning, quiet routines gently unfolding around me. Sounds of building work and cleaning activities. Trees semi-cloaked, poised ready for full glory. Noticing the variety of greens, shadows and a self-reflection with a broom (felt fitting!!) Held, by the ordinariness of the day.
Ginny Bain 