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  1. Thomas @autisticphotographer ·

    New on my : aspi.blog/2026/05/22/domestic-
    The English domestic competitions are underway today. As I prepare to listen to in the men's version this post looks back at in the women's. Also a gallery.

  2. Muntjac fawn heading into the undergrowth near the Sandringham Railway Path, King's Lynn.
    #photograph #nature #deer #muntjac #fawn

  3. Muntjac fawn heading into the undergrowth near the Sandringham Railway Path, King's Lynn.
    #photograph #nature #deer #muntjac #fawn

  4. Thomas @autisticphotographer ·

    Muntjac fawn heading into the undergrowth near the Sandringham Railway Path, King's Lynn.

  5. Muntjac fawn heading into the undergrowth near the Sandringham Railway Path, King's Lynn.
    #photograph #nature #deer #muntjac #fawn

  6. We followed this morning's #plan, starting by going to #Neatishead #Staithe and buying #provisions and having a #coffee and #Norfolk #shortcake at the #community #shop.

    The #dyke narrows considerably as you near the staithe but what amazed us was seeing a #Muntjac deer on the return down #Limekiln #dyke

    #boatsthattoot #norfolkbroads #norfolk #uk

  7. We followed this morning's #plan, starting by going to #Neatishead #Staithe and buying #provisions and having a #coffee and #Norfolk #shortcake at the #community #shop.

    The #dyke narrows considerably as you near the staithe but what amazed us was seeing a #Muntjac deer on the return down #Limekiln #dyke

    #boatsthattoot #norfolkbroads #norfolk #uk

  8. We followed this morning's #plan, starting by going to #Neatishead #Staithe and buying #provisions and having a #coffee and #Norfolk #shortcake at the #community #shop.

    The #dyke narrows considerably as you near the staithe but what amazed us was seeing a #Muntjac deer on the return down #Limekiln #dyke

    #boatsthattoot #norfolkbroads #norfolk #uk

  9. We followed this morning's #plan, starting by going to #Neatishead #Staithe and buying #provisions and having a #coffee and #Norfolk #shortcake at the #community #shop.

    The #dyke narrows considerably as you near the staithe but what amazed us was seeing a #Muntjac deer on the return down #Limekiln #dyke

    #boatsthattoot #norfolkbroads #norfolk #uk

  10. @Broadfork
    I just wish I had a good answer to that question or one that might impress.

    Around COVID time we had a #raisedbed constructed. The trouble is the #Muntjac. The #deer eat everything, so that's been unused since that first #season. (You can also blame wife's health as a contributory factor.) It's also used in a few window boxes, but that's about it as far as convention goes.

    Dare I confess that a lot is mixed with the chippings we generate from storm damaged trees and those that have died and is spread on the paths. The soil is basically peat and as it dries footsteps grind it away exposing tree roots that become a trip hazard. The original idea was that it might help create smooth grass paths, but in such wooded conditions there's little sun and ground that's much above the water table dries out too much for grass.

    My wife has suggested giving it away or selling it, but I'm very reluctant to let anything go off site. The ground's low enough as it is.