I’ll leave it there

Ok most of you know I love taking pictures with my phone and sharing them with you Four of my favourite summer time images Show me your favourite summer photos

A man-made watercourse with many names, serving many purposes A boundary Drainage and a home for nature

Basking in August sunshine Autumn Gentian wildflowerhour BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland #GentianFamily

After a hot day in the inside office, it was a pleasure to come out to cool off in the outside office!

Wasp Spider The name would suggest we should be terrified of this It’s actually harmless and rather beautiful If you come across it, consider yourself a lucky individual

Stone Curlew chick hatching on farmland on the Holkham one of seven pairs located on the estate this year. The highest pair count recorded.

Lattice Heath on Crimson Clover New agriculture incentives benefiting pollinators as well as soil #WhatsNotToLike wildflowerhour BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland #pollinatorpals

Food, farming and nature Can we have it all? Of course we can But we are the ones that will have to adapt and change

What a difference a day makes!

Why is the weather always better after the holiday weekend North Norfolk, “living the dream” as some like to say

A huge thank you to Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service HM Coastguard and Wells Harbour Master for controlling and containing a fire on the East Hill this afternoon. A well loved landscape feature forming part of the Holkham National Nature Reserve Thankfully, no one was hurt and damage was minimal

The last day of summer, looking forward and embracing the autumn 🍂 Consider yourself lucky to live in a country that has on most occasions recognisable seasons

Everlasting pea on sand dunes in Norfolk, more rambling than climbing, but without doubt shows its dominance in this fragile landscape wildflowerhour BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland

If the cut in the agriculture budget is £100m possibly this cut is not necessarily exclusively nature but as part of the whole budget I make the assumption that a reviewing of the budget and the underspend in the transition has therefore reduced the agricultural budget

There’s benefits of not having notifications Enjoying the real world!

Enjoy every season Dew soaked webs in morning mist as dawn breaks

Just spent 9hrs listening I conclude: “Well written and researched history of land ownership and government policies that have shaped our countryside. The challenge in the change of land use is huge but not impossible” Amusing voice mimicking of Thatcher and Gow

The return of the Pink-feet to North Norfolk is an epic spectacle!

Amazingly versatile these beasts not just exclusive to uplands Belted Galloway grazing sand dunes, providing sward diversity and great environmental outcomes