Last year I offered my libation to the midwinter sun at the site of the Arminghall henge: this year, the offering was tea instead of homebrewed ale, and the site a touch... livelier. Watching the sun rise over Buckenham marshes, the roosting rooks and crows suddenly took off, seemingly all at once, from the nearby woods, into the day ahead. An amazing sight to experience and a beautiful sunrise: not the worst way to start what is supposed to be the end of the world...
Friday, 21 December 2012
Solstice in the Marshes
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east anglia,
eastscapes,
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light,
marsh,
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norfolk broads,
rooks,
rural,
solstice,
winter solstice
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