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23rd February 2024 Hiking - Walking: Martlesham Creek Wind Direction: Wind Stength: Surf / Sea State: Air Temperature: Sea Temperature: Weather: sunny periods Max Speed: Distance Covered: 4.85 miles (Nautical Miles - unless stated otherwise) Friday 23rd February - walk ***** – Martlesham Church to Kyson Point for a picnic – sunny periods. At last a day of sunny periods with no rain, I was tempted by a windsurf foil but with Mag suffering with her eye after a recent cataract operation she needed cheering up so I thought it would be nice to make the most of the better weather by heading over to Martlesham Church again to see the crocus and snowdrops once more. This gave me time to do my exercises with some nice sunshine coming through the patio doors! Arrived at the church just after 11.30 annd it was definitely a day for wellies and the churchyard was a mass of purple crocus flowers, sadly they had taken abit of a battering with all the rain in recent days:( Leavinng the church we headed down to Martlesham creek with the path being really wet and muddy, we spoke to a nice lady who lives a l lovely houseboat. We continued around the bottom of the creek and the flood meadows above the sluice were overflowing with water, with the tide high the water could not get away and it was backing up, the horses in the field near the sewage farm did not have to walk far for a drink! The large lake was popular with gulls, ducks and some godwits! The path to Kysom Point is thanfully mud free and we even spotted a muntjac feeding in a soggy field:) With the tide now dropping we made it too our lovely picnic spot leaning against the boathose doors and enjoyed another peacfull picnic. There was a large flock of birds towards Woodbridge tide mill which we thought were dunlins but on a closer look I think they might be avocets? We were fairly sheltered from the breeze blowing dwon the creek and it was nnice to be out in some sunshine. Then we ambeled back to the van another near 4 mile walk, after a really busy journey to the church on the main roads we took the quiet back lanes back to Felixstowe for a welcome cuppa:) Another top day out in lovely Suffolk and there might even be another sunny day tomorrow! Photo Album here |
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