Blakeney to Morston…..along The Peddars Way or Norfolk Coast Path
Blakeney Harbour
For a variety of reasons we didn’t go on holiday this year until the middle of October, so when we finally got around to deciding where to go, we thought we would visit a part of the UK which was not known to us. We chose the North Norfolk Coast and stayed in a pretty village of Weybourne which we were reliably told by the locals was pronounced ‘Weben’. A short drive from here is the small harbour town of Blakeney and one of our favourite walks started by the jetty and followed the Peddars Way footpath to Morston.
For this entry I have chosen to include a selection of images taken over a number of days, which hopefully capture something of the essence of this rather beautiful part of the UK coastline.
The buoy and the boat
Blakeney Creek
Stranded
Morston Creek at rest
Seal trips
Morston Creek
alan frost photography 
5 Responses to “Blakeney to Morston…..along The Peddars Way or Norfolk Coast Path”
Fabulous series of images, Alan. Lovely tones.
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Thanks very mush Simon. Some were processed soon after the trip, others not until today and I was keen to make sure they gave the appearance of a cohesive set, and hopefully I have achieved this aim.
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You have Alan, they all work very well together. Looks a great location to explore.
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Beautiful photos Alan. ‘Morston Creek at rest’ is my favourite. I love the tones and the strong composition.
philip.
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Many thanks Philip, pleased you like the series.
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