In the middle of the rainy season we set of for a two night stay in Sunny Hunstanton (that's what the brochures say) - the only place on the East Coast of Britain where you can watch the sun set over the sea.
This chapel marks the place where Edmund (later St Edmund of Bury St Edmund) is reputed to have first landed from Germany in 855 AD.
The Cliffs below are striped white, red and brown with the red clay being very unusual.
We explored the coast road, stopping at RSPB Titchwell and Wells-next-the-sea
before continuing on to Sheringham and Cromer
On our way home we stopped at the Norfolk Lavender farm and then called in to see the Queen at Sandringham - but she was out
1 comment:
Hee hee - you should have told me yu were planning on dropping in on Liz, i would have let her know you were coming! :o)
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