Sue and I look our new camper van off to Sandringham this past weekend. We have only had the van since the beginning of October so this was our first outing. We arrive on Saturday and set up and played with the van. Sunday morning we got and decided to go for a walk around the area. we were not going to stay on the site as such but we found these glorious Fungi.
I have spend a little while trying to identify the types with little certain success. The red ons below are I think, Fly Agaric Amanita muscaria. Whatever they were called I think they are very beautiful and highly poisonous.
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Monday, 21 October 2019
Saturday, 29 September 2018
Friday, 28 September 2018
Part of Sandringham Sculpture Trail
Whilst on our walk around Sandringham Estate we stumbled on the Sculpture Trail, in fact we wanted somewhere to keep out of the rain and the trees looked a good bet. There are a number of wooden sculptures. We only saw a few. Need to go back (in the dry) and see them all.
https://sandringhamcafe.co.uk/sculpture-trail-quiz-2/
https://sandringhamcafe.co.uk/sculpture-trail-quiz-2/
Wednesday, 26 September 2018
St. Mary Magdalene Church, Sandringham
Campervan Long Weekend at Camping and Caravan Site in Sandringham. Magical Place.Off for a walk to the Sandringham St. Mary Magdalene Church. This is the Queens Church. This is the second time we have visited this church. A really beautiful little church.Well worth a visit.
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