Norfolk Holiday

We had a few days in Norfolk during the week after Easter, travelling down on the Tuesday and back on the Friday. Below are the pictures from the week with information where appropriate.

Our first stop was in Norwich itself where we visited the famous Coleman's Mustard Shop.

We then went to Hawkins Bazaar, the famous toyshop in the City.

Plaque on the wall to Sarah Glover who invented the "tonic sol fah" method of music.

The old puritan chapel in Norwich.

The Parish Church of St Peter & Paul in Cromer.

The gardens surrounding the Church.

Narrow street leading to the beach.

Looking eastwards down the coast.

Cromer pier.

Fishermen on the end of the pier.

View from the pier back up to the town.

Viv and Matt head back down the pier.

Looking westwards from the pier.

The pier looking from the west.

High tide.

Walk along the beach.

Walk along Holcambe Marshes.

Windmill near Holcambe owned by the National Trust and let off as holiday accomodation.

Beach at Heacham.

The astonishing two-tone cliffs at Old Hunstanton.

Spring flowers coming into bloom.

The beach at Blakeney Point.

Starfish washed up with the tide (and put back in the sea once the photo had been taken).

Swan on its nest.

Reed beds and wildlife.

Potter Heigham Bridge - very low archway making it diffuclt for craft navigating on the Broads.

Boats on the river.

Large number of swans at Potter Heigham.

Lodge Farmhouse at Felthorpe, our Bed & Breakfast accommodation.