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Saturday, 20 June 2009
Postcard From Norfolk: Blakeney Point

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What a great photo, looks like a fun stop! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great experience. The seals look like torpedoes stranded on the shoreline.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great trip:-) Last summer we took a boat out on Walton backwaters (NE Essex) to see a small colony of seals established there over the past ten years. The guy who took us out was excellent - very knowledgeable about local wildlife, and the young ones were curious and swam out to meet us. A wonderful experience - thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeletegreat photo! the seals remind me of a favorite movie-the secret of roan inish.
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! They are too cute! It looks like they're doing yoga!
ReplyDeleteMonica - it was fantastic. The boat's keel was very shallow, so we could get really close to them.
ReplyDeleteHM - don't they just! They're really funny when they move when ashore, it's a kind of 'bottom shuffle'. That all changes when they go to sea of course.
Scattered Gardener - sounds like you had a great time. I wasn't aware of that colony, so thanks for letting us know about it.
Petoskystone - thank you. I'm always aware of my camera's shortcoming when taking wildlife pictures and it was such a grey day, I was glad that something came out that was just about fit to publish!
Lzyjo - it's where they put their flippers isn't it? If only I had their dexterity when I go to yoga class!
Just discovered your blog and found it interesting. Its quite awhile already but nevertheless, Blakeney Point is really a nice place to visit. Besides the seals as main attraction for tourist, you can do bird watching as well and the most part interesting is the historic background of the area. Its old Village and structures are so nice to see. Its really a very nice place to visit with family and friends.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Nice photo you got there! Good post! Cheers!