Norfolk. Anything worth seeing?

Call Me A Taxi

cmat's dining suite + 2 carvers

Sounds like I'm in for a cultural feast!

There's loads of people with six fingers on each hand!

Thanks. I'll not bother buying any gloves while I'm there.

At first, if you get the impression people are staring at you, don't worry too much. Most of the locals have got squinty eyes.

I live about 6 miles away, can't think of anything, no, plenty of places in Wroxham to hire a boat and cruise the broads for a day, if you have kids then try Wroxham barns, if you like the beach then you're spoilt for choice, visit Cromer or Sheringham or Wells Next The Sea.  Pop into Norwich and have a stroll around, plenty to see.  If you like tacky seaside crap and can speak an Eastern European language then Great Yarmouth it is.

Cheers Alpha. No kids.Think we'll try Cromer and Sheringham. Staying in Coltishall.

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cant believe you never mentioned Roys

Norfolk. Anything worth seeing?

Suffolk?

http://longstantonspicemuseum.co.uk

http://longstantonspicemuseum.co.uk

aka Waitrose

Take a run through to Hunstanton on a warm, sunny evening.  Depending upon where you're coming in from, of course!

Not many amazing sunsets on the east coast.

the only part of east coast Uk where you see the sun set over the sea .

The Welcome to Lincolnshire road sign is my favourite sight by far in Norfolk.

Go to Wells Next The Sea. Walk down to the café then turn left and go along the forest paths to Holkham, then out onto the beach to walk back along the sand to Wells past all the multi coloured beach huts. Cracking walk.

Also just east of Wells there's a little miniature railway that's worth a trip:
http://www.wellswalsinghamrailway.co.uk/

Sheringham is nice, Cromer worth a visit.

If you weren't staying in Coltishall I'd have suggested hiring a day boat from Wroxham and boating to Coltishall for lunch in the Rising Sun where you can moor up right outside, very picturesque. But as you are, hire a day boat from Wroxham and go the other way, stopping for lunch in Horning which is also a nice little place.

Enjoy, Norfolk is a lovely place.

Stayed in nice pub
That way last year for 3 nights
The little one loved bewilderwood
But while driving about
Came across lovely spot sea palling
Lovely pub and chip shop with a great beach running for miles
A must ! Planing to visit there again in near future

Gorleston beach when the suns shining takes some beating

The exit sign..

Be careful at Cromer a lot of people have been know to catch crabs in the area ..

Thanks for the advice guys. Roger.. The Wells walk sounds the winner. Will do it on Monday.

The Welcome to Lincolnshire road sign is my favourite sight by far in Norfolk

my favourite Lincolnshire one is you are now leaving Skegness

Lincolnshire
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Lithuaniashire

Take a small pair of stepladders, climb two rungs, see everything.

Fakenham racecourse, a lovely little track, one of my favourites in fact.

Thanks Skippy. I'm passing through there on my route to Wells. Will stop and check it out.

You're welcome, I hardly missed a meeting there for 15 years when I lived near Cambridge, love the place.

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Latviaborough

I love NH racing. When I was 18 I set off for the Cheltenham festival with my life savings of £200.Came back after the three days with £30.Didnt let it put me off!

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terrible news re Sea Palling currently on the news ...




http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-36873965

Jul 23, 2016 -- 1:46PM, GoOnThen wrote:

I love NH racing. When I was 18 I set off for the Cheltenham festival with my life savings of £200.Came back after the three days with £30.Didnt let it put me off!

Pikey didn't sell you a share in Mill Reef?

Some nice mountain views.

I'm from near Cheltenham but never went in my first 25 years on the planet

is the stand at Fakenham an old stand from Carrow road  ? 

I think the hotel is on Letsby Avenue.

Nice little trip. Stopped off at Fakenham en route to Wells,couldn't
park up to do the walk so moved on to Blakeney and did a very nice walk from there.Stopped off at Newmarket today on the way home and walked a bit of the Rowley Mile.Very tranquil when deserted. Thanks for all the tips. I can thoroughly recommend the Norfolk Mead Hotel.

Did you see, 'The Legend', Skinto?

Norfolk's favourite Son!

Everybody says he, Norfolk and good!

I didn't have that particular pleasure. I did see a lot of fat birds with tattoos though.