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Miles ahead
A new walking guide to Norfolk includes 28 circular walks, ranging from an hour-and-a-half wander around Horsey to a five-hour coastal yomp through a succession of nature reserves near Holme.
Home land
As a child, Greg Smith longed to be a farmer. In his teens he had holiday jobs on farms, looked after his own rescue hen and went on to a degree involving agriculture, but he never actually farmed.
Ten great reasons to visit Aylsham
Aylsham’s farmers’ market is one of the best known in the county and transforms the historic market place into a hive of activity. It is held the first Saturday of every month between 9am and 1pm. With stalls and local growers selling everything from lamb, pork, free-range chicken, duck and sausages to fruit and vegetables, cakes, honey and eggs, you can stock up for the week.
Straight up!
Some roads you never tire of driving and one of my favourites is the Acle Straight – the main road to the east coast of Norfolk and the holiday resort of Great Yarmouth.
A touch of romance
It oozes charm, character and quality, but what really sets the Sisland Tithe Barn apart are those subtle touches that remain in the memory long after the visit: The scent of lavender in the home-made biscuits, the printed weather forecast to help you plan the day, eclectic artworks that reflect on the county or the wholesome breakfast.
A story of courage
April 28, 1870: The flamboyantly dressed Miss Fanny Park and Miss Stella Boulton are led away from the Strand Theatre by the police. What follows is a scandal that shocked and titillated Victorian England.
To Norfolk with love
This month, Luigi Orsi will finally fulfil his dream of opening his first gallery combining his two passions in life - art and life by the river in Wroxham.
Wild and wonderful
“I have taken over half the conservatory, the shed and the garage,” laughs Mary Richardson, at her cottage in Edingthorpe Green, near North Walsham. “I would definitely say sculpting has become an obsession.”
Graham’s in the Norwich It Crowd
There was something rather poetic about comedy writer Graham Linehan’s arrival in Norwich.
Places
Home land
As a child, Greg Smith longed to be a farmer. In his teens he had holiday jobs on farms, looked after his own rescue hen and went on to a degree involving agriculture, but he never actually farmed.
Ten great reasons to visit Aylsham
Aylsham’s farmers’ market is one of the best known in the county and transforms the historic market place into a hive of activity. It is held the first Saturday of every month between 9am and 1pm. With stalls and local growers selling everything from lamb, pork, free-range chicken, duck and sausages to fruit and vegetables, cakes, honey and eggs, you can stock up for the week.
A touch of romance
It oozes charm, character and quality, but what really sets the Sisland Tithe Barn apart are those subtle touches that remain in the memory long after the visit: The scent of lavender in the home-made biscuits, the printed weather forecast to help you plan the day, eclectic artworks that reflect on the county or the wholesome breakfast.
To Norfolk with love
This month, Luigi Orsi will finally fulfil his dream of opening his first gallery combining his two passions in life - art and life by the river in Wroxham.
Walks
Miles ahead
A new walking guide to Norfolk includes 28 circular walks, ranging from an hour-and-a-half wander around Horsey to a five-hour coastal yomp through a succession of nature reserves near Holme.
Wildlife
Miles ahead
A new walking guide to Norfolk includes 28 circular walks, ranging from an hour-and-a-half wander around Horsey to a five-hour coastal yomp through a succession of nature reserves near Holme.