We were in Norfolk again last week for half term. My parents have been instrumental in heading up the Bergh Apton Sculpture Trail since it began back in 1999. I’ll say more about one or two of the items that struck me in a future post.
But for now, here are a few more experiments (e.g. here) in black and white that I took around the village.
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Lovely to see these views of Bergh Apton, where I enjoyed a Pathfinder youth group in the 1970s! The third view is particularly fascinating.
small world!