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5th November 2023 Hiking - Walking: Christchurch Park, Ipswich. Wind Direction: Wind Stength: Surf / Sea State: Air Temperature: Sea Temperature: Weather: sunny Max Speed: Distance Covered: 3 miles (Nautical Miles - unless stated otherwise) Monday 6th November - walk **** – Curcuit of Christchurch Park in Ipswich - sunny. As we had an appointment in Ipswich first thing in the morning we decided to pack a picnic and make a day of it:) I had time to do my exercises before setting off for Ipswich in lovely winter sunshine, after the appointment we drove to Christchurch Park for a walk, it took awhile to find somewhere to park, there certainly is some lovely houses in that area! We then walked the short distance to the park full of autumn colours with workmen clearing stuff away from the weekends firework display and getting things ready for remembrance service nice weekend. We started off walking past the bog round lake to the Mansion house before taking the path down through the woods to the wild lakes and we have never seen so many squirrels, we stopped to feed most of them with a bag of peanuts we took, it was brilliant and loved it! Ducks were diving in the lake along with several geese and gulls with some mandarin ducks, we also spotted a few magpies and jays. We reached our bench by the bowls green to enjoy our picnic I the warm sunshine, sadly the squirrels did not join us:( We soon found the squirrels when we continued our walk, then past the tennis courts, under the lane to the aboritom before taking the dirt path right around the far edge of the park and back to the van, walking nearly 3 miles. Then we had a nice couple of hours visiting my old dad who was on fine form:) PS. There was lots of lovely pics taken of the northern lights yesterday and I didn’t even know you could see them so I decided to head down to Felixstowe Ferry because the night was once again very clear in hope of getting my first ever Aurora pic and got lucky I think with a hint of red in the sky, not visable to the naked eye though. Photo Album here |
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