Cranes

The bird kind... not the mechanical kind. One of the main attractions in Pensthorpe Natural Park was the preservation of endangered crane species. I can't think of many times that I've seen cranes, so I found them fascinating to watch - it looks like their knees bend backwards but apparently, thats their ankle and they actually have really long feet?! Crazy! Either way - fascinating!!

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN 400
Location: Pensthorpe Nature Park, Norfolk

Pensthorpe Natural Park

I mentioned in my last post that we went to Pensthope Natural Park and I was really impressed with the park. Not just lots of pretty flowers, but sculptures, amazing birds (did you know there was a duck that whistles?!), lovely walks and the food in the cafe was delicious too! Definitely worth a visit if you're ever in Norfolk.

Flowers, flowers, flowers

Yup, still obsessed with flowers... 2018's calendar might be all flowers it seems #sorrynotsorry

These were taken at Pensthorpe Natural Park in Norfolk which amazingly, I haven't visited before (that I remember) even though I've driven past soooo many times.

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN400
Location: Pensthorpe Natural Park, Norfolk

Easby Abbey

As I'm sure some of you know, I have a huge fondness of abbey ruins (Side note: in our new house I now get to walk past Kirkstall Abbey every day to and from work - I love it!) so I'm sure you're not surprised to see that whilst we were on a little weekend away near Richmond that we ended up at Easby Abbey and I took A LOT of photos haha.

Isn't it lovely and the walk to the abbey from Richmond was really enjoyable too! A great day out.

Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Lomo CN 400
Location: Easby Abbey, England