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The Dun Cow Salthouse

By On 06/08/2020 · Leave a Comment

Salthouse Dun Cow in North Norfolk is a bit special. Situated alongside the A149 coast road the public house is beside the village green. The interior is traditional in design with scrubbed table tops and warming fires for when the cold easterlies come in off the North Sea.

Due to the […]

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The Wicker Man and the Gresham connection

By On 19/07/2020 · Leave a Comment

North Norfolk is steeped in folklore, local myths and legends, from Black Shuck to the laughter and calling of long-dead children sometimes heard echoing across Horsey Mere. However, some strange things have happened in the area that are said to be factual rather than fanciful.  An example is the […]

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A Favourite Norfolk Photograph

By On 16/06/2020 · Leave a Comment

Photographers, professional and keen amateurs alike, all have a few images in their library that are special to them for a variety of reasons. It could be where, when or how the picture was taken, or a reminder of a particular time in the photographer’s life when things were going particularly […]

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Cley Smokehouse Shop at Glandford nr Holt

By On 02/02/2020 · Leave a Comment

I have purchased fish from Cley Smokehouse for many years and the quality has always been excellent. When I visited recently I found the shop in Cley was closed for refurbishment. There was a sign on the door directing customers to new premises at Glandford so I made my way there. I found this […]

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Instromet Weather Systems Ltd

By On 18/01/2020 · Leave a Comment

Instromet Weather Systems Ltd is a long-established supplier of British made, quality weather monitoring and weather activation equipment now based in North Norfolk. Originally formed in Broadstairs, Kent in the mid-nineteen eighties as R & D Electronics (then R & D Instromet), the business was founded by a husband and wife […]

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Merry Christmas and a peaceful 2020

By On 18/12/2019 · Leave a Comment

Almost there! 2020 beckons and I wonder what that will bring. What a year 2019 has been. Political turmoil has gripped the nation this year, in fact for the past three years, but things in that regard should now settle down and we will see less of politicians on our television screens.

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North Norfolk Safaris by Martin Hayward Smith

By On 16/12/2019 · Leave a Comment

Martin Hayward Smith has over 30 years experience in professionally photographing and filming wildlife in many parts of the world. He now brings that experience and knowledge to North Norfolk by providing safaris in his Land Rover to the wildlife habitats of the area. Guests will see a diverse range of birds and animal species on a full or half-day safari.

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An Autumn Walk at Stiffkey in North Norfolk

By On 25/10/2019 · Leave a Comment

The season of ‘mists and mellow fruitfulness’ has arrived and the main holiday season in North Norfolk has drawn to a close. We are now getting into the winter mindset, hoping that the ‘beast from the east’ won’t revisit. The lightweight walking shoes are cleaned and put away and the leather […]

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BIRDscapes Gallery Exhibition – John Threlfall SWLA

By On 03/10/2019 · Leave a Comment

John Threlfall SWLA is showing new works at the BIRDscapes Gallery at Glandford near Holt in North Norfolk. The exhibition opens at midday on Saturday, October the 5th and closes on Sunday, October the 27th.

From: Liz & Steve at BIRDscapes:

“John’s recent move northwards has put the Scottish Highlands on his doorstep and brought […]

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Surge in Demand for Cromer Properties

By On 31/07/2019 · Leave a Comment

Cromer Pier and Crab Boat

Research by Rightmove has revealed that with searchers on its property website, Cromer in North Norfolk is second in popularity only to St Ives.

A Rightmove property expert Miles Shipside said: “The lure of a sea view and the proximity to the vibrancy of open […]

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