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ORFORD NESS: A habitat recovered by nature.

Orford Ness

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ORFORD NESS: A barren landscape.

Orford Ness

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WARTIME ACTIVITY: Orford Ness was used by the military for bombing practice, research and surveillance.

Wartime activity

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WILD EXPANSE: Some of the observation towers and buildings have survived many decades on this barren spit of land.

Wild expanse

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SERENITY: A single yellow leaf floats on the undisturbed surface of a moonlit woodland pond.

Serenity

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DANGER: The National Trust allow visitors to the site but care must be taken to avoud unexploded bombs.

Danger

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GUN EMPLACEMENT: Although most structures have decayed or been removed, it is still possible to see the foundations and work out the original purposes.

Gun emplacement

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ORFORD NESS: One can walk around and visit survifing structures, but care must be taken to stay on the paths to avoid areas not yet cleared of live munitions.

Orford Ness

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INSIDE A BUNKER: Metres thick concrete walls are evidence of the dangers posed from outside and inside the bunkers.

Inside a bunker

A CARPET OF BEECH LEAVES.: Fallen beech leaves provide a splash of colour on a woodland walk.

A carpet of beech leaves.

A FROSTY WOODLAND WALK.: Hoarfrost clings to all of the exposed surfaces and only melts when touched by the sunlight.

A frosty woodland walk.

SUNBEAMS THROUGH THE FOG.: The freezing fog adds a sense of mystery for a woodland walk in early December.

Sunbeams through the fog.

WOODLAND IN THE FREEZING FOG.: The freezing fog adds a sense of mystery for a woodland walk in early December.

Woodland in the freezing fog.

STARLINGS - TOO MANY TO COUNT.: A cloud of starlings swarm past a still pool bathed in autumn sunlight.

Starlings - too many to count.

WE ALL KNEW SOMEONE.: A cloud of starlings swarm past a still pool bathed in autumn sunlight.

We all knew someone.

NOT LOST IN THE CROWD.: A starling murmuration swirls round a waterlogged willow tree before settling down for the night.

Not lost in the crowd.

WHO KNEW THE WORST?: With darkening skies starlings swirl round a tree with its feet in the water.

Who knew the worst?