Norfolk Coast Path
Monday
Early clear bright skies;
Clouds roll in but disappear
Leaving evening calm.
The Wold Way leads us on to where St Edmund's Chapel stands
Then off across the dunes to trek the miles and miles of sand
Before The Lifeboat for light lunch - oysters & whitebait -
Which was worth it, though we had a fair old time to wait
Considering they were not full, but no one seemed to worry,
You'd think we're all on holiday, so no one's in a hurry.
Larks across the dunes
Scared by our approach
Rise, dip, soar
Till high above
They sing their safety
Laughing at our plodding
Earthbound plight.
A muntjac deer
Ambles round the golf course brush
Unseen pheasants squall to warn us off
Across the ploughed field
Hares circle
A pair of quail who dip and dive
Then lope away
To fade
Against the dark earth of the bank.
Brian Hick April 2012
©copyright Sally Hick 12.4.24
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