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In October we organised a last minute week's holiday in Norfolk. We picked a place pretty well at random but it turned out to be a lovely house. It was near a wildlife park, and our mornings were sometimes enlivened by the sounds of enthusiastic gibbons whoping to each other. We walked along a lovely quiet beach at Sea Palling, revisited Happisburgh, investigated several old flint churches (there are quite a lot in Norfolk), wandered around nature reserves and drove into Norwich where we saw the Natural History Museum's Diplodocus in the cathedral. All very low key but a welcome break.Â
The weather wasn't always sunny...
...but the sofas were comfy.
Pebble on the beach
Near Horsey Mere
Church at Horsey
Horsey Windpump
The saying of the week: "Seeing Possibilities In Potatoes"
Sea Palling
Pebble heaven
Beautiful and very rare medieval paintings in St Helen's church, Ranworth
Modern misericord in St Helens, Ranworth
View form the tower - the last few feet involved climbing a ladder and opening a trapdoor
Alder
We love a good boardwalk.
St Edmund's in Acle
Norwich Cathedral
Children's diplodocus drawings...
Dippy, on tour from the Natural History Museum, was in Norwich Cathedral!
The brightest rainbow we've ever seen
Happisburgh lighthouse
We took at small electric boat on The Broads for a day. Very relaxing ...
...then the clouds arrived and it rained.f
The gardens at Bressingham
Bressingham. Jones's van from Dad's Army.
The Warmington-on-sea bus, again from Dad's Army.
Bressingham
Bressingham
Sorry, we're no good at identifying small waders
A young peregrine falcon on Norwich Cathedral.
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