The best places to see Bluebells in Norfolk Bluebell season in the UK is one of spring’s finest natural events. Just before the trees burst back to life in our woodlands areas, the dainty bluebell flower carpets forest floors, taking full advantage of that glorious spring sunshine. What makes a…
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Enjoy the Plantation Gardens, Norwich Nestled just off a busy main road, on the edge of Norwich city centre and in the grand shadow of a Catholic Cathedral, lies the secluded Victorian gardens known as the Plantation Gardens. The Preservation Trust that manages the gardens charges a small entry fee of…
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The Wild Bluebells of Foxley Wood Every year I see someone else’s pictures of wild bluebells carpeting the woodland floors of the English countryside and I promise myself that I will remember to make it to see them next year (a promise I started 3 years ago). Well, this bank holiday…
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Seal Watching at Horsey Gap Every year, roughly between November and January time, the beaches along various parts of the Norfolk coast fill up with seal colonies as they make their way out of the tumult of the North Sea to come ashore and give birth to their pups. Horsey…
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Round tower churches are not only unique in structure, they are unique in location too. Predominantly found in England, the vast majority of these churches are in the region of East Anglia. To break that down even more, according to the Round Tower Church Society, of the 181 remaining structures…
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