It is a land of great beauty, with high skies and long coasts, inlets, birds, salt marsh, pubs and churches:
I will leave you with a few stanzas from a notable contemporary Norfolk poet, and master of Anglo-Saxon poetry and prose, Kevin Crossley-Holland:
The blue hour ends, this world
floats on a great stillness.
I only guess where marsh
finishes and sky begins,
each grows out of the other.
In the creek a slip
of water gleams [...]
I'll be there this time tomorrow, god willing.
"Give you joy of your holiday sir!" as Lucky Jack Aubrey might say.Nelson photo is excuse enough for me to hint at the novels of Patrick O'Brian.Nothing finer can be read in historical fiction anywhere.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your still life photos and hope you will have a fantastic time of re-creation.