King’s Lynn – Page 2 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

King’s Lynn – The Wenns Chop & Ale House (2nd Visit)

I visited Wenns a couple of weeks ago for a flying visit, but since Łukasz and I were in King’s

NB – I’ve revisited this rather lovely venue as I wanted to try the food. One of the advantages of

I’ve been under this archway many times, but I’m not sure that I’ve ever walked down to have a closer

Well, this is nice, some normality has resumed as ‘my office’ has returned to a pub beer garden. I’d rather

There’s not much left of St James Chapel and what remains isn’t accessible to the public, although at least the

This grave belongs to Thomas Barlow and is located at the relocated burial ground of St. James Chapel in King’s

Until 1903, this was the graveyard of St James Chapel (which had long since fallen into disuse as it was

I know King’s Lynn reasonably well, but there’s still clearly much history that I’ve yet to discover. I’m using my

Well, this is quite marvellous, a project which has put seven benches around King’s Lynn with the theme of books.

George Vancouver (1757-1798) was born in King’s Lynn and was the sixth and youngest child of John Jasper Vancouver. The