Muddy places in Norfolk/Suffolk?
Muddy places in Norfolk/Suffolk?
Hi all, does anyone know of any muddy places in Norfolk/Suffolk? I live in Lowestoft and while I have a car I don't want to have to travel too far...say 15 miles max....any suggestions?
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Re: Muddy places in Norfolk/Suffolk?
I am just down the coast from you in Woodbridge (easy to get to by train from Lowestoft) and we have plenty of muddy walks near the river - i am very into wellies and rainwear
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When I am down that part of the world, which is fairly often because I own a boat, I enjoy walking from Somerleyton on the path across the marshes toward Lowestoft. There are a lot of places around the Broads, especially the many paths that cross the marshes where you are unlikely to meet many (if any) other people, especially in late Autumn/winter. I get suitably dressed in one of my PVC mackintoshes, rubber boots etc and walk for hours when the weather is appropriate.
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Re: Muddy places in Norfolk/Suffolk?
I'd love to join you sometime in one of my plastic raincoats and wellies !warmac wrote: ↑June 6th, 2019, 3:18 pm When I am down that part of the world, which is fairly often because I own a boat, I enjoy walking from Somerleyton on the path across the marshes toward Lowestoft. There are a lot of places around the Broads, especially the many paths that cross the marshes where you are unlikely to meet many (if any) other people, especially in late Autumn/winter. I get suitably dressed in one of my PVC mackintoshes, rubber boots etc and walk for hours when the weather is appropriate.
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I am sure we could sort something out! May need to wait until it gets a bit cooler and wetter.plasticmacboy wrote: ↑June 7th, 2019, 10:30 amI'd love to join you sometime in one of my plastic raincoats and wellies !warmac wrote: ↑June 6th, 2019, 3:18 pm When I am down that part of the world, which is fairly often because I own a boat, I enjoy walking from Somerleyton on the path across the marshes toward Lowestoft. There are a lot of places around the Broads, especially the many paths that cross the marshes where you are unlikely to meet many (if any) other people, especially in late Autumn/winter. I get suitably dressed in one of my PVC mackintoshes, rubber boots etc and walk for hours when the weather is appropriate.