West Norfolk and Fenland skies are truly splendid in any weather, actually skies are splendid everywhere but we're biased.
Here's one of those moments where the BBC used to say 'there will now be a short interlude'. Our short interlude comprises a four photographs of skies which, surprise, surprise were taken from the front of the house and the rear of the house.
The sharp eyed and keen observers of cloud formations will spot a little ground fog forming as the temperature falls, some stratocumulus stratiformis and a little undulating stratus in the distance. Well we think that's what they are but no doubt a real expert would disagree.
We'd better get the Observers Book of Clouds out to make sure.
