Just back from the Norfolk Show 2009. Human cannon ball man, giant tortoise, pimms, hog roast, woodforrdes wherry all great for starters.
Then we visited BBC Radio Norfolk and meet the treasure quest team.
The worlds biggest combine was huge and all the cows, pigs, horses, chickens and goats look great.
It was the hottest I’ve ever know it and I understand this year received record crowds.
Looking forward to Norfolk Show 2010.
Mannington Hall
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It’s been cold. Ice, ice and more ice.
Sheringham Park
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The best way to see the Norfolk Broads is to hire a boat. Renting a cottage is also a great way to experience the water ways. For full details visit Holiday on the Norfolk Broads 2008.
Great to see the Norfolk Days Out site taking off. There are now many video guides of places to visit in Norwich and Norfolk available on the site.
There are useful reviews and ratings of each location along with a map all on one, easy to view, page making planning your day out and travel arrangements a breeze.
When planning a holiday in Norfolk, looking for things to do, you can quickly get a real feel for the venues.
The Norfolk video’s add a unique feature allowing you to truly see what a places is like before you decive to make a visit.
Norfolk Days Out has to be an essential site to visit for anyone holidaying in Norfolk.
The are many beautiful holiday cottages to let in North Norfolk. Enjoy the picture perfect Norfolk villages of Bircham Newton, Brancaster, Brancaster Staithe, Burnham Deepdale, Burnham Market, Burnham Norton, Burnham Thorpe, Burnham Overy, Choseley, Docking, Heacham, Holme, Houghton, Hunstanton, North and South Creake, Ringstead, Stanhoe, Syderstone, Thornham, Titchwell, Warham and Wells-next-the-Sea.
We are often emailed asking what the best way is to experience North Norfolk and our vote has to go to these charming cottages.
Norfolk Days Out Official Blog
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