Norfolk – Page 36 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Norwich – St. Julian’s Church

It’s not known who the church of St. Julian is named after, it could either be Julian the Hospitaller or

This is the gravestone of George Johns, located in the Rosary Cemetery in Norwich. George was born in Ludham in

Arthur Thomas Woodard was born on 6 June 1873, the son of John and Charlotte Woodard. He was baptised at

And a new little project that Jonathan and I are undertaking because this lockdown is clearly here for at least

This is the grave of James Arthur Lake, located in Norwich’s Rosary Cemetery. James was baptised on 1 October 1861

Located in front of Norwich’s war memorial are a few stone commemorative slabs that I only noticed for the first

This is St. Mary’s Church in Marlingford, a little way from the heart of the village and its pub, but

St Miles Bridge is the oldest iron bridge in the city (and according to the Institute of Civil Engineers –

This isn’t exactly a professional looking photo, but there are cars parked in front of this rather lovely structure. That’s

I’ve managed to walk by this building on Rosemary Road, off St. Mary’s Plain, on probably hundreds of occasions and