Norfolk – Page 27 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Hemsby – St Mary the Virgin Church

There was a sign outside the church saying that St Mary the Virgin in Hemsby was open. Although that wasn’t

This really is quite lovely, a beautiful gravestone located in a prominent part of the churchyard shared by the three

This is the delightful churchyard in Reepham, home of St. Michael’s church of Whitwell parish, St. Mary’s church of Reepham

This was a bit of a random visit, it was a pub that was open and had a beer garden,

This peaceful country church, not far from Walsingham, looks a bit odd with its lack of tower and porch. Unfortunately,

We were sailing home back to Norwich on the last bus from Fakenham and were just a few miles outside

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

This is the grave of Cyril Edmund August Cheney, one of the two men buried in this churchyard who died

This is one of my more niche posts (although, to be honest, I’m not sure that any are particularly mainstream

Long Stratton was once formed of two villages, the parish of St. Michael’s in the north and St. Mary’s in