Deadman's Grave, Icklingham, Suffolk
As the stone curlews were no longer nesting,
as they were in 1998, we were able to go much further along the bridleway at Deadman's Grave.
There was a considerable amount of thyme growing beside the bridleway and in its centre
in very sandy flinty soil.
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The bridleway at Deadman's Grave, with
thyme growing in the grass on sandy soil.
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Thyme growing in sand and flint, with short grasses, plantain and hawkbit, at
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Thyme growing in sand and flint beside the bridleway, with short grasses, plaintain and
hawkbit, at Deadman's Grave.
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Thetford Warren Lodge, Norfolk
We found considerable changes at
Thetford Warren Lodge since our visit
in 1998.
There were very large areas
of heather, which were taking over from
the thyme and lichen.
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Large clumps of heather behind the thyme
and lichen at Thetford Warren Lodge.
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Thyme growing in lichen and heather at
Thetford Warren Lodge.
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Thyme growing in sandy flinty soil with lichen
and heather.
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Photographs © 2005 Margaret Easter. No copying or reproduction permitted
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