Tourist attractions in North Norfolk
Looking west from the top of Happy Valley – Image by George Baker 1960 © Norfolk Museum Service. The image is not of the best quality but it shows Cromer’s Happy Valley as it was in the 1960s. Notice how open it is with the shelter at the bottom – now demolished. Growing up in Cromer long before computer games and smartphones became the primary source of entertainment for young people, I spent most of my free time outside in…
Deepdale Festival 2024 Thursday 26th to Sunday 29th September www.deepdalefestival.co.uk “Chris puts together another incredible line-up for Deepdale Festival 2024 In late September, Deepdale Camping & Rooms will be welcoming incredible artists and festival goers to the lovely surroundings of Burnham Deepdale for their annual music festival with a heart of folk – Deepdale Festival 2024 For anyone who has attended the festival previously, it won’t come as a surprise that Chris Haycock has put together another fantastic line-up, including…
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…
Image copyright National Trust I have received this press release from the National Trust giving details of special events at its properties over the Easter period. “Easter adventures with the National Trust Bring the whole family together this Easter and treat your loved ones to a spring adventure with the National Trust. From getting active in the great outdoors, to spotting the signs of spring, and experiencing nature bursting into life at the places the National Trust cares for there…
Christmas & Winter Exhibition 2022 at BIRDscapes Gallery Glandford North Norfolk starts Saturday 3rd December.
I have received this press release from the National Trust. Copyright: National Trust “Nature’s rolling out the red carpet this October half-term Whether it’s the technicolour canopy of autumn colour, the rustle of leaves underfoot or the sight of toadstools among the fallen leaves, autumn is a feast for the senses. Track down the best autumn colour you can find on a walk with your family this October. Have a family leaf hunt to find the biggest and brightest…
During September the National Trust are admitting visitors for free to many of its attractions in Norfolk.
The National Trust has issued a press release announcing the reopening of the gazebo at Sheringham Park after repairs. It is a favourite with visitors.
National Trust’s Felbrigg Hall North Norfolk The National Trust has issued this press release about activities available at its Norfolk properties this summer. “From pop-up play pavilions with a family-festival feel to interactive storytelling and open-air theatre, there are lots of events and activities on offer this summer from the National Trust. And thanks to funding from Sport England over 140 National Trust houses, gardens and parks will be encouraging families to get active and take part in a Summer…
Norfolk Walks – Storm clouds over the River Yare on the Wherryman’s Way footpath. Being out in the fresh air during the lockdowns, either cycling, jogging or walking, has been beneficial to people’s physical and mental health. I took full advantage of the right to go outside to exercise, and I am sure that taking walks helped me cope with the solitary existence we all had to endure. Walking for pleasure is something I enjoy more in later life, with…