Step Into Autumn: The National Trust Unveils the Best Seasonal Walks in Norfolk
National Trust autumn walks in Norfolk.
Descriptions of National Trust properties in North Norfolk.
National Trust autumn walks in Norfolk.
The National Trust Heritage Open Days are from 11-20 September.
Purple Emperor Butterfly species returns to Sheringham Park in North Norfolk after three year absence.
The North Norfolk coast is a great place for a holiday at any time of the year. There are numerous accommodation options at a range of prices, lovely beaches, nature reserves and country walks.
Blakeney Quay with the hotel in the background. Blakeney, situated on North Norfolk’s picturesque coastline, is a testament to England’s rich maritime heritage. This charming village, with its quaint flint cottages and narrow winding streets, offers visitors a glimpse into a bygone era while providing modern-day amenities. In the 17th century, Blakeney thrived as a significant port, a vital regional trading hub. Ships laden with wool, grain, and coal regularly departed from its harbour, while wine, spices, and timber…
Discover dazzling autumn colours with the National Trust’s top walking trails in Norfolk Image©National Trust “This autumn there’s a beautiful display of seasonal colours waiting to be discovered across breath-taking landscapes looked after by the National Trust in Norfolk. Autumn is full of opportunities for adventures and is one of the most stunning seasons of the year for exploring, with hundreds of walking trails to choose from. The conservation charity is inviting walkers to escape into autumn and enjoy…
Flood tide at Morston Quay North Norfolk I visited North Norfolk’s Morston Quay recently and found that the National Trust (NT) had affixed an explanatory display board to the side of the lookout building detailing the Trust’s controversial plan to build a new visitor centre on the eastern edge of what is now the car parking area. The NT’s plans have prompted strong opposition from Morston residents and the sailing fraternity, who feel that the ancient harbour should not…
Daffodils in Blickling Hall Gardens I have received this press release from the National Trust. “Celebrate spring daffodils with the National Trust With their bright yellow stars and golden trumpets, daffodils are a cheerful delight when visiting National Trust places as they welcome in the start of spring. Resilient against the ever-changing British spring weather from sunshine to snow flurries, to April showers, daffodils can be spotted in gardens and parks across the UK from late February through to April….
The North Norfolk village of Stiffkey made the national news yesterday (01.11) when the case of the Stiffkey footbridge was featured on BBC Radio 4’s PM programme. Some months ago, the National Trust decided to remove the footbridge across a creek on Stiffkey Marshes. The bridge facilitated access to the marsh and is considered by the locals as a safety feature, allowing egress from the marsh if someone is cut off by the tide. The Trust is the custodian…
I have received this press release from the National Trust North Norfolk about its summer events. Playing games at Felbrigg Hall, North Norfolk. Image ©National Trust “Make the most of the longer days, warmer weather, and quality time together as a family with the National Trust’s Summer of Play, sponsored by Starling Bank. During the summer holidays, experience National Trust places in new and exciting ways, with a family-festival feel and designated areas jam-packed with outdoor games and experiences. Get…