Family walk on Saturday at Cherokee Marsh. Geese having a party on the waterfront. I’d say there were 400 out there! Most of the dark smudges on the white part are the birds. Honk honk!
The icy marsh looked so rustic and beautiful. It lifted our spirits.
Where are you walking this week?
¡Olé! –Rebecca
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Although we may now have too many geese, they are among the glories of winter, especially large skeins flying overhead.
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Yes, I like what you said about the skeins. They are noisy and welcome signs of life in winter.
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We’re not walking anywhere this week unfortunately.. it’s been raining buckets 🪣 daily… lol!
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Hi Carla, thanks for commenting! Raining buckets here too.
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I can almost smell the fresh air.
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Yes, nose tickling cold and fresh.
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Only short walks between the showers of rain!! Love the ‘snow ‘ in the yellow iof the grass and ofcourse the geese.
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We’ve very little snow, but the marsh ice is chunky!
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Oh my goodness, Rebecca. So many geese!
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Winter geese convention. Next time I’ll bring my telephoto lens!
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Great photos Rebecca. I try to walk inside my home. It’s not dependent upon the weather or time of the day. Though I do miss the fresh air and the environment.
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Good idea, Sadje. We had a lot of rain, so indoor walking for me too.
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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The pictures❤
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Thank you, Vidah. Much appreciated!
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Lovely photos.
There is a farm shop near us (Sussex, UK). We are planning a walk there later in the week. It starts at Pevensey Castle, which is the first one built by William the Conqueror when he’d conquered England. It’s close to the place he landed. (Incidentally, it wasn’t Hastings where he landed, nor where the famous battle took place.)
It’s about a 30 minute walk to the farm shop. We cross the Pevensey Levels (which used to be a salt marsh until drained) and alongside a river, then cross a couple more fields.
The path is one of Britain’s long distance paths and is called the 1066 Way. It is a 31 mile path that follows the route the Normans took.
Lots of wildlife to see, too.
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That sounds like a fantastic and historic walk. Sign me up!
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Good to hear that you got out on Saturday!
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Thanks, Carolyn. Let’s go back to Cherokee Marsh for the January Midwestern Geese Conference!
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