Sunday 31 May
I went for a 15k walk today with my mates in Castle Acre, North Norfolk.
It’s the first time, in the last seventy-plus days, that I’ve been out with anyone other than my own family; we social distanced (but regularly forgot) and took four cars which was not very environmentally friendly (but necessary).
We walked along a stretch of the Peddars Way from South Pickenham to West Acre finishing at Castle Acre castle and priory with a stop for a beer (canned IPA as all pubs are still closed) and a packed lunch along the way.
I love how our walks always start with loads of chat and laughs but end with heavy legs and a line of silently satisfied walkers, young and older alike.
There was plenty of beautiful agricultural and post-industrial sights to see along the way; so much so, I have posted three photos today.
The Bald Birder 